Trolos, sordos y locas
Mr. Ortuzo and his wife Concheta invite a married couple, formed by a voluptuous blonde and a deaf-mute, to spend a weekend at his house in Tigre. Ortuzo is a millionaire poet who inherited a strange personality changing, the day is effeminate but at nightfall becomes "supermacho".
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Mr. Ortuzo and his wife Concheta invite a married couple, formed by a voluptuous blonde and a deaf-mute, to spend a weekend at his house in Tigre. Ortuzo is a millionaire poet who inherited a strange personality changing, the day is effeminate but at nightfall becomes "supermacho".
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Buena Onda Home Video S.A.
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