🌟 Rodrigo Lussich will perform on May 14 in Valencia with his Spain tour "Acelerado"
Highlights
✨ Rodrigo Lussich's second tour in Spain after his successful debut “Argentino que huye”
😂 A completely renovated show, to laugh out loud from start to finish
💫 The stand-up revelation of 2026 in Argentina, with the best tone during his tour of Europe
General Info
📅 Date: May 14
🕐 Time:
- Doors open: 9:00 PM
- Show starts: 9:30 PM
📍 Venue: La Nau
🔖 Unnumbered seats, available on a first-come, first-served basis
👉 You can buy tickets for this experience with the Bono Cultural Joven of the Ministry of Culture and Sports. You can consult the FAQs here.
👤Age: Under-16s must be accompanied by parents or a guardian
Description
"Acelerado" is Rodrigo Lussich's first solo monologue: a show that goes full throttle and whose aim is for people to laugh out loud without stop. As in basketball, the ball here must keep bouncing; not touching the ground means that the guy doesn't drop the pace for a second. He delivers a dynamic, breathless performance where anecdotes mix: from a very hippie childhood among artists from Uruguay and Brazil, his move to Argentina, to his current life as a showman on TV, theatre and social media.
A small-town adolescence full of ups and downs, his beginnings in the scene and a key point that anyone can relate to: unfiltered and with very crazy humour, Lussich talks about how he came out of the closet and his first steps in the LGTBQ scene. His first girlfriends, gay flings and how his family experienced it, which is quite a story. The years passing by, travels, being an artist, amazing anecdotes and the comedian's greatest talent: being a born storyteller who dives you straight into the heart of it, with constant punchlines, unexpected plot twists and that closeness you notice as soon as the show starts. The person on stage is just another member of the gang, the neighbour, the mate or the cousin of anyone; you're not going to see an untouchable Argentine TV celebrity, but a normal guy who makes you feel that his struggles are everyone's, here or on the other side of the world.
