08 February 1956 Comedy, Music 90 mins
Flamenco artist in Mexico draws attention from three suitors.
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Lola Flores as Dolores Vargas González
Luis Mussot hijo as (no acreditado)
José Luis Caro as (no acreditado)
Ricardo Adalid as (no acreditado)
Aurora Castillón as (no acreditado)
René Cardona Director
Alfredo Salazar Writer
Abel Salazar Producer
Michel Kelber Director of Photography
Sergio Guerrero Music
Francisco Marco Chillet Set Decoration
José W. Bustos Editor
Cesáreo González Producer
Jorge Benavides Special Effects
Lola Torbellino Trailer
Spain 25 June 1956
Mexico 08 February 1956
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