27 May 1956 87 mins
Career criminal hooks up with famous singer because she looks like a long-term meal ticket.
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Rosita Quintana as Gloria Campos
Miguel Aceves Mejía as Andrés
Alberto de Mendoza as Pablo Suárez
Lucho Gatica as Lucho
René Cardona as Duarte
Aurora Segura as Irene del Mar
Alfredo Wally Barrón as Joyero
Julián Soler Director
Mexico 27 May 1956
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