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Two women (both played by Imperio Argentina) from different social backgrounds, a singer and a countess, become entangled in a love triangle over their love for the same man.
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Two women (both played by Imperio Argentina) from different social backgrounds, a singer and a countess, become entangled in a love triangle over their love for the same man.
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Benito Perojo
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Chamartín, Universal Ibero Americana de Cinematografía
Cast
Benito Perojo
Director
Imperio Argentina
Petrilla / Condesa de Gualda
Rafael Rivelles
Capitán Fernando Pizarro
Armando Calvo
Luis Alfonso de Nuévalos
Manolo Morán
Mesonero
Marta Flores
Pepa, La Gitana
Ramón Martori
Corregidor
Juan Calvo
Patillas
Antonio Casas
Paquiro
Xan das Bolas
Asistente
Manuel Requena
Mesonero en feria
José Latorre
Ministro
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