Aida Rodriguez

Aida Rodriguez’s “edgy, raw and in your face” style of comedy has set her apart in a world that celebrates funny over double-standards. Catching the eye of some of the most recognizable names in Comedy, she is creating a lane of her own.
As a single mom of two, Aida has honed and nurtured her craft all while juggling the daily grind and stresses of family and career. While providing endless material, family remains the heart of the Aida Rodriguez experience. “Suddenly, the pages of my journal have become a laughing matter!”
Aida is a currently on this season on of NBC’s Last Comic Standing and a regular on the nation’s most iconic and historic comedy stages across the country. She has also hosted and/or been featured on numerous television and radio broadcast programs including but not limited to, the Daytime Television show Hot Topics with Judge Joe Brown, Nickelodeon’s Mom’s Night Out, Parental Discretion, as well as NuVo TV’s Stand Up and Deliver and serves as one of the unique voices on the network’s talking heads style show Latino 101 alongside Edward James Olmos.
Aida Rodriguez is also breaking down barriers in the world of comedy. Previously selected to host the Miss California Latina Pageant, Aida was the first comedian chosen to host in over 20 years. Following her dream as a little girl to be Bob Hope when she grew up, Aida has also been on several USO and MWR tours, making her an international performer.
In addition to her comedic chops, Aida Rodriguez is a dynamic actor, writer and producer. Aida has written and produced four feature films that have all obtained international distribution. Of those, The Greatest Song is one of Image Entertainment’s top sellers. Aida is one of the stars of the dramatic award winning web series Illegal and one of the leads in the feature film Single Track, which is currently in production.
Comedian/Actor Arsenio Hall says; “Aida has something I never had when starting my stand up career. She has tremendous self-confidence! That combined with being funny should be lethal. Her comedy is a colorful splash in the bland world of affairs.”