Báñame mi amor Trailer (1968)
05 January 1968 Comedy 90 mins
A 1968 film.
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Cast
Eva Norvind as Priestess
Crew
Emilio Gómez Muriel Director
Fernando Luján Writer
Alfredo Ruanova Writer
Carlos Amador Producer
Manuel Esperón Original Music Composer
Ezequiel Carrasco Director of Photography
Rafael Ceballos Editor
International Releases Dates
Mexico 05 January 1968
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