Overview

• In new interviews, the Peruvian comedian said his work authorization was approved in June after a process that began about a year earlier.
• He reported making roughly $150 to $200 for one to two hours performing his street statue act in Las Vegas.
• He said the visa lists him as a showman and allows him to perform in public spaces and venues.
• Contrasting his experience, he said local security in Lima used to remove him from Jirón de la Unión, while police in Las Vegas let him work.
• He plans to return to Peru in November for engagements and then go back to the United States in January or February for a longer stay.