21 February 1952 82 mins
A rumbera falls in love with a dentist who wants to sing boleros despite her father's opposition.
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Roque Funes Visual Effects Camera
Dámaso Pérez Prado Music
Mario C. Lugones Director
Enrique Carreras Producer
Argentina 21 February 1952
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