Ludi Lizcano Trailers
Si saben cómo me pongo ¿Pa' qué me invitan? 2 TrailerFritanga Express TrailerDeath Can Wait Trailer
Most Popular Ludi Lizcano Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Nos vamos pal' Mundial Trailer (2014)
25 April 2014
Two taxi driver friends make a promise to the Virgin of Carmen: if Colombia qualifies for the 2014 World Cup, they’ll travel to Brazil to cheer for their team.
Death Can Wait Trailer (2020)
02 January 2020
Juan Pablo, upon learning that he was going to die, decided to steal from the mafia and spend every penny in Europe with Javier, his only friend.
Santo cachón Trailer (2018)
26 July 2018
Antonio tries to show his friend Carlos that his wife cheats on him. As he tries to make his friends see the truth, a number of different people and funny situations come up.
Los de la culpa Trailer (2024)
21 March 2024
A group of comedians lose popularity in their shows; invited by a wealthy film director, they decide to attend a mysterious party that spirals out of control and ends in a murder.
Si saben cómo me pongo ¿Pa' qué me invitan? Trailer (2018)
04 January 2018
Four mismatched couples meet at an exclusive resort in search of new adventures to improve their relationship.
Do You Even Know Who I Am? Trailer (2016)
07 January 2016
An amateur comedian who tries to make a name for himself doing Stand Up Comedy in several bars in Bogota, with no money and still living with his parents, pretends to be someone with money to meet his better half, without knowing that she also hides some secrets.
Si saben cómo me pongo ¿Pa' qué me invitan? 2 Trailer (2024)
17 October 2024
The Encanto resort once again hosts four couples —among them a liar, a sex addict and a thief— who come looking to improve their relationships.
Do You Even Know Who I Am? 2 Trailer (2017)
05 January 2017
Ricardo, Crist, and Valentino keep getting into trouble. Ricardo needs money and wants his career as a comedian to take off, but fame comes through a video that goes viral.
Y nos fuimos pal' mundial Trailer (2018)
31 May 2018
Three humble Colombian construction workers, known as “Rusos,” travel all the way to Russia to fulfill a promise and support the Colombian national soccer team at the World Cup.
