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The Legend of the Chupacabras
Leo San Juan and his team of "ghostbusters" continue with their adventures, this time fighting against the mexican monster himself: "El Chupacabras".
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Leo San Juan and his team of "ghostbusters" continue with their adventures, this time fighting against the mexican monster himself: "El Chupacabras".
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror, Family
Written By:Alberto Rodríguez, Acán Coen
In Theaters:
Box Office:$5,100,000
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Ánima Estudios, Videocine
Cast
Alberto Rodríguez
Director
Benny Emmanuel
Leo San Juan (voice)
Emilio Treviño
Nando San Juan (voice)
Eduardo España
Evaristo (voice)
Mayté Cordero
Teodora Villavicencio (voice)
Laura González
Juanita (voice)
Ricardo Mendoza
Soldado Larios (voice)
Herman López
Alebrije (voice)
Humberto Solórzano
El Charro Negro (voice)
Andrés Couturier
Don Andrés / Soldado Zubieta (voice)
Diana Alonso
Mary la Pagadora (voice)
Óscar Flores
Capitán Mandujano / General Torreblanca (voice)
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