Ricardo Mendoza, born in Lima on April 27, 1990, has made a significant mark in the Peruvian entertainment scene, particularly in comedy. His rise to fame began with his role as "Tarrón" in the hit film ¡Asu mare! (2012), which not only showcased his comedic talents but also solidified his connection to family legacy through his uncle, Carlos Alcántara. Mendoza's reprisal of this beloved character in the sequels further endeared him to fans, making these films highly sought-after in the collector's market. In recent years, Mendoza has gained prominence as a co-host of the web series Hablando Huevadas alongside Jorge Luna. Launched in 2019, the show quickly became a cultural phenomenon, noted for its irreverent humor and celebrity guests, making it a must-watch for comedy enthusiasts. The duo's foray into scripted content with Hijo de... (2023) reflects their evolving artistry and dedication to pushing boundaries. Collectors are drawn to Mendoza's work not only for its entertainment value but also for its representation of contemporary Peruvian humor and culture.