Vive como un mendigo, baila como un rey

Ignatius Farray is to humor what water is to life, that is, a necessary element. Not because it is part of Modern Life, has an Ondas Award, has been nominated for an Emmy and draws thousands of people in its monologues every year; nor because he is a recurring guest of La Resistencia, Late Motiv, Illustrious Ignorantes and any other manifestation of laughter that is worthwhile; not. Ignatius Farray is necessary because he is unpredictable. And what book can an unpredictable guy make? Who knows... Rumor has it that Live like a beggar, dance like a king can be defined as a trip to Ignatius' dislocated head. A journey as improbable as it is real, from a catechetical room in Tenerife to the stages and sets in Madrid, with stops in London and Móstoles. When did our hero put aside the boy Juan Ignacio and become Ignatius? What had to happen for him to emerge as the most committed and surreal comedian in our country? Memoirs, humor theory, illustrations and never-before-seen documents intermingle here to form an absolute book. Welcome to the catch-all of the great Ignatius Farray, the front row seat that any of his fans would like to have.