Paco Mir

I was born in ’57 and they immediately saw that I was male and that they would have to call me Francisco, which was the traditional thing to do in the Mir branch of the family. As a child I went through a stage of “Currito” (to differentiate myself from my father, who was called Curro) and even a “Currito de Oro” which, years later I took advantage of, using the name as an alias of a character who was a bullfighter. Finally everyone agreed and they called me Paco. I was going to be a Fine Arts student (although I really wanted to draw comic strips) when I happened to stumble upon the performing arts and, today, after kicking stages around the world for almost 40 years, creating eight works with Tricicle, writing a lot, winning two Max awards, producing several television series, creating advertising campaigns and adapting and directing (with some success) more than fifty theater, zarzuela and opera titles, I still have the feeling that I am in the show business by sheer chance. I never stopped drawing just in case.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1957-11-15 · Barcelona, Spain
Known for
- Palace (1996) — Modesto Rius / Inspector / Paul Lennon
- Lo mejor que le puede pasar a un cruasán (2003) — Director
- Tricicle: Manicomic (1987) — Various Roles
- Tricicle: un último gesto (2022) — Self - Tricicle Member
- Tricicle: Exit (1985) — Various Roles
- Tricicle: Slastic (1988) — Various Roles
- HITS chimpúm! La última función de Tricicle (2022) — Various Roles
- Souvenir (1994) — Tripulant
- Tricicle: Bits (2012)
- Un país para reírlo (2021)
- The Cobi Troupe (1992) — Writer
- Dinamita (2000) — Creator
- Tricicle: Terrrific! (1992)
- Tricicle 20 (1999) — Tricicle
- Tricicle: Sit (2002)
- Tricicle: Entretrés (1996)