A FAVORITE OPENING ACT TO LEGENDS AND STARS OF TODAY

Jaime Monroy is one of America's established comedians with over 2500 appearances to his credit in comedy clubs, colleges. Las Vegas casinos, Atlantic City showrooms and concerts across the United States of America Jaime Monroy's star quality, charismatic presence. outrageous sense of humor and quick ad-libs has audiences laughing and always wanting more. Jaime's spontaneous style weaves together stones. riffing with the audience and observations of American life for big laughs, making him a favorite Opening Act/Master of Ceremonies

At age 16, Jaime Monroy began as a stand-up comedian, Jaime used to valet cars at the Friar's Club in Beverly Hills and developed his pinpoint timing and his trademark spontaneous adlibs and getting upon stage with comedy legends like Redd Foxx, Milton Berte, Phyllis Oilier, Jackie Mason, Don Rickles, Joan Rivers, Steve Allen, George Burns, Charlie Callas, Sammy Shore. Rich Little, Slappy White, Foster Brooks. Jerry Lewis, Rip Taylor. Gary Owens, and the Bob Hope USO Tours, to name a few Jaime Monroy has opened for more legends in comedy than any othe Latino comedian.

While serving as warm-up comedian for NBC's Golden Girls, a visiting Lucille Ball gave him one his most memorable compliments, 'You're very funny, you remind me of someone I used to work with a long time ago " She meant of course, one of Jaime's idols. Desi Arnaz. To this day. Jaime Monroy is the only person to have the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences commit to a bust (statue) in the likeness of Deal Arnaz, whose contributions to television have never been recognized in this way.

Jaime Monroy also toured with his contemporaries (unknowns at the time) including Jay Lend, Rose O'Donnell, Dennis Miller, Arsenio Hall, Jenny Jones, Tom Dreesen, Johnny Dark, Brad Garrett, Bill Maher. Sinbad, Pauly Shore, Jerry Seinfeld, Sam Kinison, Jim Carrey, Robin Williams, and fellow Latinos Paul Rodriguez and George Lopez

Jaime Monroy was a semi-finalist at the 1984 Los Angeles Comedy Competition hosted by Jay Leno, a top ten finalist in 'Comics Take A Stand For MDA" and is listed in Hispanic Magazine's Top 100 Latino Comedians in America

While performing his 'Spanish Fly' Tour for Power 106 FM Comedy All-Stars Jaime Monroy's pilot break came in 1995, starring in his own sitcom, 'South of the Boulevard", featuring him as an entreprenuer who goes into business with a building owner, played by legendary actor! comedian Cart "the Great' Ballantine NBC later passed on the project Currently a motion picture based on Jaime Monroy's life is in development.