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El Pirata
During a clandestine card game, a bitter loser conspires with men the gambler once considered friends. In a violent act of betrayal, he is stabbed in the face and loses an eye. Marked for life and reborn under the nickname “The Pirate,” he descends into a world of underground bars, illegal gambling, prostitution rings, and drug trafficking. Fueled by rage and humiliation, he begins a relentless search for everyone involved in the attack. From one shadowy corner of the underworld to another, The Pirate will not rest until he finds the coward who betrayed him and makes them all pay for the night that changed his life forever.
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During a clandestine card game, a bitter loser conspires with men the gambler once considered friends. In a violent act of betrayal, he is stabbed in the face and loses an eye. Marked for life and reborn under the nickname “The Pirate,” he descends into a world of underground bars, illegal gambling, prostitution rings, and drug trafficking. Fueled by rage and humiliation, he begins a relentless search for everyone involved in the attack. From one shadowy corner of the underworld to another, The Pirate will not rest until he finds the coward who betrayed him and makes them all pay for the night that changed his life forever.
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Studio:Producciones Huizar
Cast
Alonso O. Lara
Director
John Solis
Baltazar
Luis Huizar
El Pirata
Vianey Huizar
Camelia
Amador Granados
El Gallo
Jesus Heredia El Gatillo
El Cadete
Rafael Solis El Aguila
Joaquin
Estrella Almada Cervantes
Flor - La loba
Salvador Olascon
Arellano
El Flaco de Michoacan
Salinas
Victor El Indio Estrada
Pedro
Jose Ramirez Raya
Elizalde
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