The Three Wise Men, Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar, set off for Bethlehem to worship the newborn Jesus, but the devil, in the guise of Prince Olbaid, decides to hinder the Kings' journey with the help of the devil Murcio, creating problems at every turn.
Adolfo Torres Portillo, Fernando Ruiz
Director
Carlos David Ortigoza
Narrator (voice)
Jorge Sánchez Fogarty
Archangel Gabriel (voice)
Azucena Rodríguez
Virgin Mary (voice)
José Lavat
Joseph (voice)
Gloria Rocha
Bethlehem star (voice)
Manuel de la Llata
King Melchior (voice)
Alberto Gavira
King Caspar (voice)
Armando Coria
King Balthasar (voice)
Víctor Alcocer
King Herod (voice)
David Reynoso
Mónica Serna
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