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La danza del corazón
On her journey to a provincial capital, Elena falls for the director of the Company of Zarzuela and leaves with him, despite opposition from his father. But the guilt of having abandoned him pursues her constantly to the point to shake their relationship.
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On her journey to a provincial capital, Elena falls for the director of the Company of Zarzuela and leaves with him, despite opposition from his father. But the guilt of having abandoned him pursues her constantly to the point to shake their relationship.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Antonio Fraguas, Ignacio F. Iquino, Juan Lladó
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:IFI Producción S.A., Ignacio Ferrés Iquino (IFISA), Ignacio Ferrés Iquino Producción (IFI)
Cast
Raúl Alfonso, Ignacio F. Iquino
Director
Tony Leblanc
Luis Calzada
Isabel de Castro
Elena Montes
Manuel Monroy
Joaquín Solari
Mercedes Mozart
Alejandrina
Tita Gracia
Mari Morales
Paco Martínez Soria
Jaime Miravall
Soledad Lence
Vicenta
Barta Barri
Don Pablo
Carlos Otero
Maestro Luján
María Zaldívar
Tía Rosa
Juan Montfort
García
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