Biography
Stefan Kramer Solé (born January 19, 1982, in Santiago, Chile) is a Chilean comedian and impersonator. He made his first TV appearance as a contestant on "¿Cuánto vale el Show?" broadcasted by Chilevisión. His debut as an impersonator came on the TVN show "Noche de Juegos," within the comedy segment "Ponce Candidato," featuring the character performed by Julián Elfenbein. Kramer is widely recognized in Chile for his precise mimicry of voices, accents, gestures, and expressions of numerous Chilean media personalities, including TV hosts, singers, politicians, athletes, sportscasters, and celebrities in general.
He has appeared on various TV programs such as "Mekano" (Mega), "Amenaza Real" (Canal 13) where he portrayed "Polimorphicuz," a man with multiple personalities, "De Pe a Pá" (TVN), and both "REC" and "¿Cuánto vale el show?" on Chilevisión, hosted by Leo Caprile. In 2006, Kramer achieved significant success at the Festival del Huaso de Olmué.
In 2008, he delivered a highly acclaimed performance during the second night of the Viña del Mar Festival. His nearly 90-minute comedy routine featured impersonations of around 33 characters, earning him two torches (gold and silver) and a Silver Gull ("Gaviota de Plata") from the audience. Many Chilean TV shows have repeatedly aired Kramer's routines due to their high ratings, often without providing him financial compensation.
His most recent television appearance was at the 30th Anniversary of the Chilean Telethon, where he also participated the previous year. During the event, he impersonated politicians and Mario Kreutzberger, the renowned entertainer known as "Don Francisco" from "Sábado Gigante.
