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Learning to Die
Despite the advice that friends have given, Manuel wanders tentaderos and squares to see if they let him fight. After many calamities and thanks to Rafael, get a bullfight in Cordoba. From here, it rains contracts and get a series of victories, winning his first money.
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Despite the advice that friends have given, Manuel wanders tentaderos and squares to see if they let him fight. After many calamities and thanks to Rafael, get a bullfight in Cordoba. From here, it rains contracts and get a series of victories, winning his first money.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rafael Sánchez Campoy, Tico Medina, Manuel Tamayo Castro
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Naga Films
Cast
Pedro Lazaga Sabater
Director
Manuel Benítez el Cordobés
Manuel Benítez
Maruja Bustos
Carmela
Ismael Merlo
Rafael Sánchez
Jesús Colomer
Juan Romero
Paula Martel
Lali
Manuel Zarzo
Pepe Molina
Lina Yegros
Sor Mariana
Elvira Quintillá
Ángeles
Félix Fernández
Jeremías
José Orjas
Jerónimo
Francisco Bernal
Hombre de la bicicleta
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