Jorge Falcón, a beloved Mexican comedian, announces his retirement from live performances after decades of entertaining audiences with his clean and heartfelt humor.

Falcón reveals a shocking personal decision: he has signed a document stating that he prefers not to receive treatment if diagnosed with cancer, choosing to leave life on his own terms.

The comedian reflects on his challenging life journey, including the loss of his father in a tragic accident in 2005, which deeply impacted his perspective on humor and resilience.

Falcón’s career began unexpectedly when he substituted for a missing singer at a restaurant, leading to a successful path in comedy that made him a national figure in Mexico.

Despite his fame, Falcón emphasizes the importance of dignity in retirement, preferring to step back while still healthy rather than facing decline on stage.

The comedian expresses concern over the current political climate in Mexico, urging citizens to participate in upcoming elections and advocating for environmental protection.

Falcón critiques the evolution of comedy, noting a shift towards vulgarity among younger comedians, and stresses the value of clever, thoughtful humor over simple jokes.