Malvaloca Trailer

Malvaloca Trailer (1942)

14 September 1942 Drama, Romance 96 mins

Malvaloca is a good girl who goes wrong until she finds a good man that really loves her, yet her past marks her life.

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Cast

Amparo Rivelles

as Malvaloca

Alfredo Mayo

as Leonardo

Manuel Luna

as Salvador

Rosita Yarza

as Juanela

Miguel Pozanco

as Barrabás

Pablo Hidalgo

as Nogales

Rafaela Satorrés

as Hermana Piedad

Camino Garrigó

as Mariquita

Matilde Artero

as Doña Enriqueta

José Prada

as Padre de Malvaloca

Gracia de Triana

as Cantaora

Crew

International Releases Dates

Spain 14 September 1942

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