"Where the "girls" are... you'll surely find Joey, Eddie and Lito in the most sex-sational romantic riot that ever hit the screen!" 16 September 1961 Comedy, Music, Romance 80 mins
A 1961 Filipino romantic musical comedy about three musicians who fell in love with three women.
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Luciano B. Carlos Screenplay
Mar S. Torres Director
Jose O. Vera Executive Producer
Jose Leonardo Story
Pastor de Jesus Music
Philippines 16 September 1961
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