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Un muchacho como yo
Ye-ye boy loves his ye-ye girl so much that he quits his band and gets a job to show her pops that he'll be a responsible husband. The rest of the movie outlines the progress of his complete capitulation to bourgie values.
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Ye-ye boy loves his ye-ye girl so much that he quits his band and gets a job to show her pops that he'll be a responsible husband. The rest of the movie outlines the progress of his complete capitulation to bourgie values.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Ariel Cortazzo, Manuel Barberá
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Argentina Sono Film
Cast
Enrique Carreras
Director
Palito Ortega
Raúl Sierra
Soledad Silveyra
Celia Ramos
Osvaldo Miranda
Fermín Ramos
Norberto Suárez
Cacho Ramos
Javier Portales
Altamirano
Emilio Ariño
Bernardo
Pepita Muñoz
Doña Rosa
Beatriz Bonnet
Mercedes Ramos
Stella Maris Closas
Matilde Ramos
Trissi Bauer
Novia de Cacho
Alfonso Pícaro
Fasolo
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