Amor a la española Trailer

Amor a la española Trailer (1967)

13 February 1967 Comedy 92 mins

The adventures of a group of Spaniards to win the favors of the numerous young foreigners who spend the summer in the city.

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Crew

Aurelio G. Larraya

Aurelio G. Larraya Director of Photography

Adolfo Cofiño

Adolfo Cofiño Art Direction

Dolores Del Pino

Dolores Del Pino Assistant Makeup Artist

José Luis Dibildos

José Luis Dibildos Executive Producer

Adolfo Cofiño

Adolfo Cofiño Set Decoration

Antonio Chic

Antonio Chic Assistant Director

José María Hernández

José María Hernández Assistant Director

César Cruz

César Cruz Still Photographer

José Luis Peláez

José Luis Peláez Assistant Editor

International Titles

Una sueca entre nosotros Trailer

International Releases Dates

Argentina 26 September 1968

Spain 13 February 1967

Mexico 24 May 1968

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