Ernesto Belloni Allendes was born on November 26, 1956, in Santiago, Chile. From a young age, he showed a natural talent for entertaining and making people laugh. He would often perform skits and jokes for his family and friends, foreshadowing his future career as a successful actor and humorist.
Belloni's first taste of success in the entertainment industry came when he was featured in productions of "Los años dorados de la Tía Carlina." His unique sense of humor and comedic timing quickly caught the attention of audiences and critics alike.
It was during this time that Belloni created his most iconic character, Che Copete. Che Copete was a lovable drunkard who always seemed to find himself in hilarious situations. The character resonated with audiences, and Belloni's popularity soared.
Belloni's career reached new heights when he joined the series "Jappening con Ja." His comedic skills and charm made him a fan favorite, and he quickly became a household name in Chile.
In 1991, Belloni wrote and starred in the film "Cartagena Vice." The movie was a critical and commercial success, further solidifying Belloni's status as a talented actor and writer.
Belloni is happily married to Viviana Rivas, and together they have two sons, Tomás and Ernesto. Despite his busy schedule, Belloni always makes time for his family and values their love and support.
Belloni also made numerous appearances on the series "Morandé con Compañía," which was co-hosted by Vanesa Borghi. His comedic timing and quick wit were a perfect fit for the show, and he quickly became a fan favorite among viewers.
Ernesto Belloni Allendes is a true talent in the world of entertainment. His ability to make people laugh and bring joy to audiences is unmatched, and his contributions to the industry will be remembered for years to come.