Entre Nos Presents: Jesus Sepulveda: Mr. Tough Life (2022)
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Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 29M
Director : Erik Rivera, Jokes Yanes
Synopsis
Jesus Sepulveda makes his standalone Entre Nos debut with this comedy special recorded at Chelsea Music Hall. Thanks to his own experiences with a tough dad and an even tougher therapist, Sepulveda has finally realized why Latinos love partying and mistrust therapy. Join us for a group session full of stamina and hilarious revelations and discover one of LA’s funniest new voices in stand-up comedy.
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