Franártur Duque

Since 2012, Franártur Duque is located in the city of Bogotá, where he has participated in important productions for chains such as RCN, Caracol TV, City TV, Sony, Univisión and others. Between the most outstanding productions, they are: "¿Quien mató a Patricia Soler?" (Who Killed Patricia Soler?), "La Esquina del Diablo" (The Corner of the Devil), "Pambelé", "Sala de Urgencias 2" (Room of Urgencies 2), "El Comandante" (The Commander) and "Paraíso Travel" (Paradise Travel).

In 2008 he won the award as best actor of the "Atom Film Festival" thanks to his performance in the short film "Corta y Pega" (Cut and Paste), directed by José Andrés Martínez, Valerio Mendoza and Juan Fermín.

One of the most outstanding works in his career in the Venezuelan media was "Butaquito" a character created by him in 2005 for the program Vamos al cine, transmitted by Venevisión's open signal. This performance had a high impact on national television for his style of hilarious comedy and overflowing, in addition to his performance, he was also Director, Scriptwriter, and Producer of the segment of the program.

Between the years 2004 and 2006 he was Director and Scriptwriter of short films such as: "Sordomudo" (Deaf-Mute), #Paramedicos" (Paramedics), "Miguel y El Fuego" (Miguel and the Fire), "Alarmanecer", "Activista La Flor" (Activist La Flor), "En 4", "Los Gaffer", "Amor Inflatable", "CucaTanaca in Tokyo" and "Rapicui".

Franártur Duque Cano is a Colombian-Venezuelan Actor, Comedian, and Producer born in Valencia, Venezuela. He has worked for more than 15 years in the entertainment industry in Latin America and has experience in television, film, web, short films, commercials, sketches, among others. The artist lived his first years of life and academic training between Colombia and Venezuela. Initially, he attended his primary studies in Venezuela, years later he moved to Colombia where he continued with his secondary education and after this, he returned to the city of Caracas, where he graduated as a Social Communicator, mention Audiovisual Arts at Andres Bello Catholic University. His debut as a live comedian was made in 2003, with "La Degeneración de Relevo" (Relay Degeneration), this was a group of comedians created by Laureano Márquez and Emilio Lovera, which influenced notably the culture of stand up comedy and entertainment in Venezuela. Since beginning it is considered one of the first representatives of absurd humor live in Venezuela, which led him to make more than 100 presentations and hundreds of audiovisual productions.