From September to December of 2000 he carries out the tour with “EL SHOW DE CARLOS ESPEJEL” with more than 60 dates sold out in all of the Mexican Republic with capacities ranging from 2,000 to 7,000 people in each venue.
In 2001 he writes and acts the comedy sketches for the special program “FIESTA MEXICANA” and he participates in “ESPECIAL DE NAVIDAD”.
The same year he tapes pilots for “PATA DE PERRO”, “LOS PROTANETISTAS” and continues shooting more episodes for “MUJER CASOS DE LA VIDA REAL” for Televisa.
In March of the same year he returns to theater by an invitation from Jorge Ortíz de Pinedo, who offers him to carry out the protagonist role that already had been interpreted by his uncle Hector Suarez 35 years earlier and by Ortíz de Pinedo himself 20 years before that would be presented in the Teatro Insurgentes with the adapted comedy ‘EL CASADO CASA QUIERE’ from Alfonso Paso “QUIERO PERO NO PUEDO”. This play would receive 10 awards from the theatrical critics making the comedy the biggest prize winner of the year and earning Pepe the award for the breakout performance of the year by the A.P.T. and the award for the Best Supporting Actor by the A.C.P.T. After a year and a half in Mexico City, the play went on a 45 day tour through most of the Mexican Republic exceeding 450 presentations. At the end of 2001 he would return to film due to the invitation of Fernando Pérez Gavilán in the film that would also bring back Silvia Pinal y Gonzalo Vega to cinema with “YA NO LOS HACEN COMO ANTES”. Pepe plays a comedic role and the film opens in the first semester of 2003.
In 2002, he is invited by MVS to star in the pilot for the program “POETAS Y LOCOS”.
In 2003 he filmed 12 more episodes of the series “MUJER CASOS DE LA VIDA REAL” and initiated tapings as part of the permanent cast of the comedy “LA CASA DE LA RISA” under the production leadership of Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, the show aired every Tuesday in primetime until early 2005 through the famous Televisa´s “Canal de las Estrellas”.
In mid 2004 after a successful season lasting 6 months in “Centro de Espectáculos Escenaria” in Mexico City he presents the show “PUROS CUENTOS” “EL SHOW DE CARLOS ESPEJEL CON PEPE SUÀREZ”, in tours in night clubs, public theatres, and private events throughout the entire Mexican Republic.
As of January 10th, 2005 he is a writer of sketches and participates as a permanent cast member of the comedic department with the characters “Tati” & “El Charro” on the television series “VIDA T.V. EL SHOW”.
At the beginning of 2005, playing the role of Saturnine Brocade, an elegant French concierge he participated weekends in the theatrical show “CONFESIONES DE UNA GÜERA OXIGENADA” in the San Rafael theatre alongside his uncle Hector Suárez, Otto Sirgo and Sergio Kleinner among others.
At the same time he filming the movie titled “LA MESA QUE MAS APLAUDA” which was shot on location in Texcoco, State of Mexico he has the third place in the credits after Eric Del Castillo y Liz Vega with director René Cardona III.
In December of the 2005, they finished the tapings of “VIDA T.V. EL SHOW” and Pepe is invited as a host to shoot a new pilot in Televisa for the show “UNA MANITA DE GATO”, spanish version of “PIMP MY RIDE”.
In mid January of 2006, he is invited to participate with his characters on 6 shows for the television program
“ESTUDIO 2” in Los Angeles, CA.
Two months later in March of 2006 he is once more invited to do three more shows for the same program.
It’s in that trip that he meets with Lenard Liberman (owner of Channel 62) who invites him to be part of his company by performing on several television shows.
At the end of April 2006, Pepe changes his residence to the United States and initiates his participation in Liberman Broadcasting as an actor and head comedy writer of the shows “ESTUDIO 2”, “EL SHOW DE DON CHETO” and “QUE BUENA T. V.” which airs in Los Angeles, CA through channel 62.