A native New Yorker of Dominican extraction who’s best known for hispantomiming humor and his endless variety of facial expressions has headlined comedy clubs across the country including Caroline’s on Broadway. His infectious and energetic style of comedy has allowed him to open up for many major musical acts including, the late Prince in which he hosted his post Oscar Awards party in Beverly Hills. He’s also hosted at the FTX Arena in Miami, The Mohegan Sun Arena, Foxwoods Arena, and at Radio City Music Hall for the Freestyle Extravaganza.

Vanderpool became known in the Dominican community for a show stopping impression of Anthony Santos, (a legendary Dominican Bachata artist) for the group “Aventura” at Madison Square Garden to a sold out attendance of 20,000 people.

Internationally he has taken his comedy to Switzerland, Amsterdam, and was selected to perform at The Stockholm Comedy Festival sharing the bill with Amy Schumer in Sweden.

He has brought laughter to the troops hosting the “Be Strong Tour” for Army bases across the country including Georgia, Kansas, Virginia, Miami, California, and Hawaii. He was invited multiple years to host the prestigious 242nd and 243rd Army Birthday Ball Gala in Washington, DC.

Ruperto won the 1st Annual American Latino Award for “Favorite American Latino Comedian” and was also the recipient of the “El Awards” from El Diario La Prensa (A top New York City Latin American Newspaper).

He’s made numerous television appearances including Martin Lawrence Presents: The 1st Amendment Stand Up Comedy Special on STARZ, Gotham Comedy Live on AXS-TV, BET’s Comic View, It’s Showtime at the Apollo, Comedy.TV and Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, HBO’s P. Diddy’s Bad Boys of Comedy Season 2.

Film credits include: co-starring with Queen Latifah & rapper Ja Rule in the Lions Gate Film “The Cookout”, “Carlitoʼs Way (Rise to Power)”, and a memorable role in the Latino cult-classic “El Vacilon: The Movie”.

He’s guest starred as Ramon on The Emmy Award Winning Television Series “Masters Of None” -Season 2 episode 6: “New York, I Love You” on Netflix. You can catch him playing himself on “The Last O.G.” Season 4 on TBS with Tracy Morgan, which he’s currently on tour with.