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Niebla y sol
A composer decides to give up work to care for his wife after having written a ballet for the famed bailaores Antonio and Rosario. When an old flame of the wife reappears tragedy develops as well as in the ballet.
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A composer decides to give up work to care for his wife after having written a ballet for the famed bailaores Antonio and Rosario. When an old flame of the wife reappears tragedy develops as well as in the ballet.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José María Forqué, Pedro Lazaga Sabater, Horacio Ruiz de la Fuente
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Ariel
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