Stefan Kramer Solé, a remarkable individual, burst onto the television scene as a contestant on the popular Chilevisión program "¿Cuánto vale el Show?" - a platform that would lay the groundwork for his future endeavors. Born on January 19th, 1982, in the vibrant city of Santiago de Chile, Solé's early life was marked by a passion for entertainment, which would eventually blossom into a successful career as an impersonator and comedian.
His television debut as an impersonator came on the esteemed TVN network, where he made a lasting impression on audiences with his performance in the comedy segment of "Ponce Candidato", a character originally portrayed by the talented Julián Elfebein on the show "Noche de Juegos". This auspicious beginning marked the start of a long and illustrious career for Stefan Kramer Solé, one that would be filled with laughter, excitement, and a deep connection with his audience.
Kramer has garnered widespread recognition in Chile for his extraordinary talent in perfectly imitating the distinctive voices, mannerisms, and facial expressions of a diverse array of characters from the Chilean media landscape. This impressive repertoire includes TV hosts, renowned singers, prominent politicians, celebrated sports players, charismatic sportscasters, and famous celebrities. His remarkable abilities have been showcased in a variety of popular TV programs, such as the esteemed "Mekano" on Mega, the thrilling "Amenaza Real" on Canal 13, the entertaining "De Pe a Pá" on TVN, the captivating "REC", and the engaging "¿Cuánto vale el show?" both on Chilevisión and hosted by the esteemed Leo Caprile.
Notable events in the career of this remarkable individual, Kramer, unfolded in the year 2006, as he experienced a significant surge in success at the esteemed "Festival del Huaso de Olmué".
Furthermore, Kramer's remarkable talents were showcased at the renowned "Viña de Mar Festival" in the year 2008, where he made a lasting impression during the second night of the event.
The phenomenon of Chilean television shows capitalizing on the immense popularity generated by Kramer's humorous sketches, reiterating them repeatedly without extending any financial compensation to the comedic genius.
