Mate Cocido Trailer (1962)
28 June 1962 90 mins
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28 June 1962 90 mins
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Carlos Cores as Juan Ferreyra, alias "Mate Cosido"
Fernanda Mistral as Julia Delgado
Enrique Kossi as Roque
Inés Moreno as Juanita
Elda Dessel as Morena
Marco David as Gino
Mercedes Alberti as Dina
Joaquín Petrosino as Calabrés
Víctor Catalano as Don Juan
Eduardo de Labar as Estanciero
Miguel Paparelli as Sacerdote
Luis Orbegoso as Guardia en camión
Osvaldo Balado as Panchito
Mate Cosido Trailer
Argentina 28 June 1962
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