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Marcos Vargas returns home to Ciudad Bolívar after finishing his studies in Trinidad. There he decides to start a business transporting merchandise to the interior of the jungle. A local chieftain will not make things easy for him.
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Marcos Vargas returns home to Ciudad Bolívar after finishing his studies in Trinidad. There he decides to start a business transporting merchandise to the interior of the jungle. A local chieftain will not make things easy for him.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Romance
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Filmex
Cast
Juan Bustillo Oro
Director
Jorge Negrete
Marcos Vargas
Rosario Granados
Aracelis Vellorini
Carlos López Moctezuma
Col. José Francisco Ardavin
Andrés Soler
Conde Giaffaro
Bernardo Sancristóbal
Gabriel Ureña
Alfredo Varela
Arteaguita
Gilberto González
Sute Cúpira
Arturo Soto Rangel
Manuel Ladera
Alfonso Bedoya
Cholo Parima (Pantoja)
Luis G. Barreiro
Vellorini el malo (don José)
Vicente Padula
Vellorini el bueno (don Francisco)
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