También de dolor se canta

1950
TV-PG
1 Std. 37 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuBraulio Peláez, a primary school teacher, causes an accident to Alfonso Madrazo, a famous actor. When his sister Luisa recognizes Alfonso, she asks him to help her become a star, but the one... Alles lesenBraulio Peláez, a primary school teacher, causes an accident to Alfonso Madrazo, a famous actor. When his sister Luisa recognizes Alfonso, she asks him to help her become a star, but the one who ends up starring in a movie is Braulio.Braulio Peláez, a primary school teacher, causes an accident to Alfonso Madrazo, a famous actor. When his sister Luisa recognizes Alfonso, she asks him to help her become a star, but the one who ends up starring in a movie is Braulio.

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