Ana Fabrega
Ana Fabrega (born 1991) is an American comedian. She is best known for her work as a writer, showrunner, and actor on the HBO series "Los Espookys". Early life and education. Ana Fabrega was born in 1991 in Arizona, where she grew up in Scottsdale. Her parents had immigrated to the United States from Panama. She studied economics and business at Fordham University in New York, and remained in the city after graduating. Career. After college, Fabrega worked in finance. She began doing comedy on the side, posting videos online and doing stand-up at open mics. She  also garnered a following on Twitter. She transitioned to working part-time, then quit her job and began working full-time in comedy, including as an actor on "At Home with Amy Sedaris" and as a writer on "The Chris Gethard Show." Fabrega was named a Just for Laughs New Face in 2017, and she was included on "Vulture"'s list of Best New Up-and-coming Comedians to Watch in 2018. In 2016, she had started occasionally working with the comedian Fred Armisen after having applied to work on his show "Portlandia." When Armisen successfully pitched an idea for  a new Spanish-language comedy series to HBO, he recruited Fabrega and fellow New York comedian Julio Torres to co-write and produce the show, "Los Espookys". In addition to working as a writer and showrunner on "Los Espookys", which Fabrega describes as "a show in an unnamed fictional Latin American country about a group of friends who make horror for people who need it," she plays the character Tati. The first season of "Los Espookys" aired in 2019. The show was renewed for a second season later that year. Personal life. Fabrega is a self-described "queer, vegan democratic  socialist."