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In a neighborhood of Mexico City, inhabit different characters. From a hardened general, suffering from delusions of persecution, to a recruit; two brothers dedicated to teaching music; two treasure hunters restless, and a friendly concierge who lives with her son, the popular Gordolfo Gelatino.
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In a neighborhood of Mexico City, inhabit different characters. From a hardened general, suffering from delusions of persecution, to a recruit; two brothers dedicated to teaching music; two treasure hunters restless, and a friendly concierge who lives with her son, the popular Gordolfo Gelatino.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Producciones Orfeo S.A., Oro Films
Cast
Rafael Baledón
Director
Eduardo Manzano
Gordolfo Gelatino
Enrique Cuenca
Doña Naborita
Norma Lazareno
Olimpia
Ramón Valdés
Entrenador de futbol
Marco Antonio Muñiz
Pepe Nacho
Manuel Galavis
Tulipan Jones
Antonio Valdés
Sergio Guzik
Jorge Zamora
Profesor Albaricoque (as Jorge Zamora 'Zamorita')
Cristina Blum
Carlos Castañon
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