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El Burro
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Appearances	[[Appearance::GTA III]]
Full Name	El Burro
Gender	Gender::Male
Nationality	Puerto Rican
Home	Hepburn Heights, Liberty City
Main Affiliations	Diablos ; Claude
Voiced by	Chris Phillips
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El Burro is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series appearing in Grand Theft Auto III (set in 2001) and is mentioned by drug baron Ricardo Diaz in during the mission Supply & Demand in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (set in 1986). He is the leader of the Diablos gang in Liberty City and is believed to be a former porn star. He is voiced by Chris Phillips, who also voiced Bitch'n' Dog Food Factory owner/manager Marty Chonks.

Character history

El Burro has been involved in the porn industry from at least 1986 in an unknown capacity, although most likely as actor, being mentioned by Ricardo Diaz during the mission Supply & Demand in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, shooting his VCR for 'eating' his favourite El Burro movie. It is unknown whether he later leads the Diablos in their attempts to enter Liberty City, siding with the Sicilian Mafia and starting a turf war with the Leone, Forelli and Sindacco Families in the Red Light District and Hepburn Heights. He leads the gang into taking control of Hepburn Heights, although Toni Cipriani stopped them from taking the Red Light District. At some point he also enters into a gang war with the Uptown Yardies after their derogatory remarks about Queen Lizzy.

In 2001 he employs Claude to help his pornography business, including the sale of Donkey Does Dallas by collecting the volumes. He supplies magazines to XXX Mags in the Red Light District, which he may own. He also has Claude kill a number of Leone Family mobsters in Atlantic Quays with an ice cream truck and later has him kill a number of Triad gangsters using a flamethrower.

Mission appearances

GTA III

Turismo (Voice/Boss)
I Scream, You Scream (Voice/Boss)
Trial By Fire (Voice/Boss)
Big'n'Veiny (Voice/Boss)

Trivia

File:Corner.jpg

El Burro artwork on the wall

Characters of the same name appear in GTA 1 and Chinatown Wars, but since the games are of two different storylines and canons, they are not the same characters and only referances to previous games.
An artwork of El Burro appears in Grand Theft Auto IV and was first seen during the games second trailer, Looking for that Special Someone.

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+'''El Burro''' is a character in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series appearing in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] (set in [[2001]]) and is mentioned by drug baron [[Ricardo Diaz]] in during the mission [[Supply & Demand]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] (set in [[1986]]). He is the leader of the [[Diablos]] gang in [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]] and is believed to be a former porn star. He is voiced by [[Chris Phillips]], who also voiced [[Bitch'n' Dog Food]] Factory owner/manager [[Marty Chonks]].
-'''El Burro''' (English: '''The Donkey''') is a character in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], and is also mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. He is a prominent porn star and leader of the [[Diablos]] gang in [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]]. He is voiced by [[Chris Phillips]], who also voiced [[Bitch'n' Dog Food]] Factory owner/manager [[Marty Chonks]].
 ==Character history==
-El Burro is prominent in the porn industry, achieving notable credibility by [[1986]]; In the mission [[Supply & Demand]] (GTA Vice City), [[Ricardo Diaz]] complains that his VCR "eats my favorite El Burro movie, it die!". By 1997 he had presumably found his way into a leadership role in the [[Diablos]] street gang in [[Liberty City]], as the police began surveillance of him that year (according to GTA III's official website). In 1998, they were backed by Sicilain crime lord [[Massimo Torini]], as part of a plot against the [[Leone Crime Family|Leones]], which allowed them to establish their headquarters in [[Hepburn Heights]].
+El Burro has been involved in the porn industry from at least [[1986]] in an unknown capacity, although most likely as actor, being mentioned by [[Ricardo Diaz]] during the mission [[Supply & Demand]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], shooting his VCR for 'eating' his favourite El Burro movie. It is unknown whether he later leads the [[Diablos]] in their attempts to enter [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]], siding with the [[Sicilian Mafia]] and starting a turf war with the [[Leone Family|Leone]], [[Forelli Family|Forelli]] and [[Sindacco Family|Sindacco]] Families in the [[Red Light District]] and [[Hepburn Heights]]. He leads the gang into taking control of Hepburn Heights, although [[Toni Cipriani]] stopped them from taking the Red Light District. At some point he also enters into a gang war with the [[Uptown Yardies]] after their derogatory remarks about [[Queen Lizzy]].
-By 2001, El Burro's gang was involved with wars against the [[Leones]], [[Triads]] and [[Yardies]] (after insulting [[Queen Lizzy]]). He is still involved in the porn industry, releasing a 3-part magazine series titled [[Donkey Does Dallas]]. He employs [[Claude]] (who was ironically a favorite Leone hitman) to carry out assassinations and other tasks.
+In [[2001]] he employs [[Claude]] to help his pornography business, including the sale of [[Donkey Does Dallas]] by [[Big'n'Veiny|collecting the volumes]]. He supplies magazines to [[XXX Mags]] in the Red Light District, which he may own. He also has Claude [[I Scream, You Scream|kill]] a number of Leone Family mobsters in [[Atlantic Quays]] with an [[Mr. Whoopee|ice cream truck]] and later has him [[Trial By Fire|kill]] a number of [[Liberty City Triads|Triad]] gangsters using a [[flamethrower]].
 ==Mission appearances==

Revision as of 03:13, 4 July 2010

Character history

Mission appearances

Trivia

See also