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A young millionaire meets a mechanic who has invented a carburetor as a result of a breakdown in her car.
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A young millionaire meets a mechanic who has invented a carburetor as a result of a breakdown in her car.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Manuel Romero
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Lumiton
Cast
Manuel Romero
Director
Olga Zubarry
Valentina González García
Juan José Miguez
Pedro López
Elena Lucena
Catalina Castro
Severo Fernández
Andrés Castro
Norma Giménez
Esther González García
Enrique Roldán
Raúl
Mario Faig
Emilio
Juan José Porta
Ernesto González García
María Armand
Gertrudis González García
Amalia Bernabé
Luisa
Francisco Audenino
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