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Beyond Death
Yolanda, the wife of renowned Spanish composer Enrique Montenegro, has grown weary of her husband's constant infidelities and neglect. While attending a bullfight, she meets the celebrated matador Eduardo Franco, and the two begin a romance
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Yolanda, the wife of renowned Spanish composer Enrique Montenegro, has grown weary of her husband's constant infidelities and neglect. While attending a bullfight, she meets the celebrated matador Eduardo Franco, and the two begin a romance
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Genre:Drama, Romance
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Cooperativa Éxito (Crédito Popular)
Cast
Ramón Peón
Director
Adela Sequeyro
Yolanda Montenegro
Miguel Arenas
Enrique Montenegro
Mario Tenorio
Eduardo Franco
Magda Haller
Marina Alonso
Jorge Cardeña Álvarez
Chencho, mozo de estoques
Guillermo Álvarez
Pianista (uncredited)
Manuel Baeza
Cantante (uncredited)
Manuel Buendía
Buendía (uncredited)
Esther Fernández
Rol menor (uncredited)
Manuel Noriega
Amigo de Enrique (uncredited)
Juan Ignacio Pombo
Él mismo (uncredited)
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