¡Viva México! Trailer (1934)
16 September 1934 Drama 80 mins
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16 September 1934 Drama 80 mins
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Paco Martínez as Cura Hidalgo
Alberto Martí as Allende
Sara García as Doña Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez
Joaquín Busquets as Capitán Almada
José Cortés as El corregidor Domínguez
Rodolfo Navarrete as Abasolo
Rodolfo Calvo as Arias
Mexico 16 September 1934
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