Latino Laugh Festival

Al Madrigal describing his daughter's Monster Dance. Cain Lopez why wearing a seatbelt is a good idea.

Stand up Comedy: Mariano Rodriguez, Jerry Rocha, Retha Jones, Joey Nibras, Carlos Oscar

Rick Ramos on being 29 and still living at home. Debi reveals methods of child rearing while driving.

Juan Garcia describes his experience of being the youngest comics in Hollywood.

Jill shows her impression of Drew Barrymore; Eric moves the crowd with his suburban hip hop character.

Gayla Johnson reminisces about her father's "super fro"; Joey Medina on why he thinks women are dangerous.

Stand up Comedy: Luke Torres, Brandon Scott, Sheila Rivera, James Connolly, Alonzo Bodden

Stand up Comedy: Danny Villalpando, Adam Hunter, Sharon Barragan, G. Reilly, Pablo Francisco

Reggie Mcfadden on why NOT to visit an ATM at night; Cleto Rodriguez holds no punches on corporate America.

Stand up Comedy: Kris Martinez, Martin Moreno, Monique Marvez, Michael Jr., Andre Fernandez

Stand up Comedy: J J Ramirez, Mark Fernandez, Amy Anderson, David Crowe, Charles Sanchez.

Stand up Comedy: Joe Vega, Tommy Drake, Shayma Tash, Shang, Angelo Lozada

Frank Lucero impersonates a sleepy Mariachi; A.J. Jamal pontificates on the joys of being a slave to his wife.

Juan Villareal's on rodent problems; Kevin Shea talks about being adopted.

Ken uses his license to riff on his family of doctors. Andre provides his view on white America's standards.

Dat Phan shares stories of his new found fame; Vince Valenzuela talks about the current Latino Explosion.

Felipe Esparza, jokes about the justice system for Latinos. Mark DeMayo, turns in his badge for a microphone.

Jesse Pangelinan on the perfect Mexican mother; Rich Ramirez on always being mistaken for Erik Estrada.

Patrick tells us why he likes to feel on Goofy; Jo Koy examines why Chinese restaurants are so successful.

Russ explains why women are better than men; Bill Santiago ponders about kids who ruin your flying experience.

Chris Fonseca tells us why he dates older women; Stephanie goes into the problem of having an ugly cousin.

Johnny says his frustrations of being mistaken for a Middle Eastern man; Ruben has love for his Homie Doll.

Joe Diaz says his take on restaurant ratings; O'Brien and his blind partner riff on Driving While Blind.

Monique Marvez tells us why girlfriends must stick together; Joe Vega reminds kids why they have it so easy.

Victor recollects his Kindergarten graduation; Michael examines why it's so tough for kids growing up today.