Al son de la marimba Trailer

Al son de la marimba Trailer (1940)

11 April 1940 Drama, Comedy, Music 137 mins

A broken high society man tries to keep his family expensive lifestyle by tricking a rich man from out of the town to marry his well intended daughter.

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Cast

Fernando Soler

as Palemón Escobar

Emilio Tuero

as Don Felipe del Río

Marina Tamayo

as Margarita Escobar

Joaquín Pardavé

as Agapito Cuerda

Sara García

as Doña Cornelia Escobar

Alfredo Varela

as Luis Escobar

Virginia Serret

as Sofía Escobar

Joaquín Coss

as Acreedor

Manuel Noriega

as Acreedor

Salvador Quiroz

as Acreedor

Amanda del Llano

as La campesina

International Releases Dates

Mexico 11 April 1940

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