05 February 1948 98 mins
Hard-living horse-trainer has a thing with an aristocratic woman... but her brothers aren't happy to see her involved with someone beneath her station.
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Pedro Armendáriz as Juan Robledo (Charrasqueado)
Miroslava as María
Fernando Soto as El Trece
Arturo Martínez as Luis Coronado
Fernando Casanova as Felipe
Ernesto Cortázar Director
Mexico 05 February 1948
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