Tinto con amor Trailer (1968)
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Crew
José Luis García Sánchez Writer
Francesc Betriu Writer
Carmelo Bernaola Music
Francisco Montolío Director
José Luis Alcaine Director of Photography
Francisco Montolío Writer
International Releases Dates
Spain 01 January 1968
Production Companies
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