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American Mariachi (2021)
When a forgotten record album sparks her mother’s memory, Lucha and her cousin strike upon a radical idea: to create an all-female mariachi band. Infused with live music played by a live mariachi band, this new music-filled comedy reminds us how music and love can make just about anything possible.
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When a forgotten record album sparks her mother’s memory, Lucha and her cousin strike upon a radical idea: to create an all-female mariachi band. Infused with live music played by a live mariachi band, this new music-filled comedy reminds us how music and love can make just about anything possible.
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Written By:José Cruz González
In Theaters:8/13/2021
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:TheatreSquared
Cast
Rebecca Rivas
Director
Orlando Arriaga
Federico / Ensemble
Chris Hecke
Mateo / René / Rubén / Ensemble
Michelle Jasso
Soyla / Sister Manuela / Ensemble
Jennifer Ledesma
Gabby / Ensemble
Belén Moyano
Lucha
Francisca Muñoz
Amalia / Doña Lola
Sara Ornelas
Hortensia
Yeyry Perez
Tía Carmen
Amanda Robles
Isabel / Ensemble
Jerry Soto
Mino / Padre Flores / Ensemble
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