Cada quién su lucha

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Marco Antonio Campos, María Duval, Gaspar Henaine, and Baby Bell in Cada quién su lucha (1966)

Two friends seeking good luck are brainwashed by a corrupt magician who manipulates wrestling matches for his own personal gain.Two friends seeking good luck are brainwashed by a corrupt magician who manipulates wrestling matches for his own personal gain.Two friends seeking good luck are brainwashed by a corrupt magician who manipulates wrestling matches for his own personal gain.

Director
- Gilberto Martínez Solares
Writers
- Alfredo Zacarías
- Roberto Gómez Bolaños
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5.4/10

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Director
- Gilberto Martínez Solares
Writers
- Alfredo Zacarías
- Roberto Gómez Bolaños
Stars

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Marco Antonio Campos

Viruta
(as Viruta)

Gaspar Henaine

Capulina
(as Capulina)

María Duval

Lucha García
(as María Duvál)

Baby Bell

Lucha Morales

Carlos Agostí

Badín Anuar

Eduardo Silvestre

Gerardo
(as Eduardo Silvestre 'Mister Universo')

Consuelo Monteagudo

Clienta del mago

Leo Acosta

Músico
(as Leo Acosta y su conjunto)

Nathanael León

Julián Caireles
(as Nothanael León Moreno 'Frankenstein')

Mario García 'Harapos'

Secuaz 1

Carlos G. Ruffino

Secuaz 2
(as Carlos G. Rufino)

Julián de Meriche

Dueño de fábrica

Gloria Chávez

Muchacha en fiesta

Ramón Valdés

Malhechor
(as Ramón Valdéz)

Carlos Bravo y Fernández

Cliente del mago

Juan Garza

Secuaz 4
(uncredited)

Cecilia Leger

Señora molesta
(uncredited)

Antonio Padilla 'Pícoro'

Anunciador de boxeo
(uncredited)

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Original, humorous comedy about luck and superstition

"Cada quién su lucha" is one of the best comedy films ever to come out of Mexico's "Commerical Cinema" (1960-1969). Featuring the popular Mexican double act "Viruta y Capulina", which is Mexico's answer to "Abbott and Costello", the film co-stars the attractive, brunette starlet María Duval and the cute, blonde Argentine-born singer Baby Bell as the leading ladies. The original, imaginative story by Alfredo Zacarías and the hilarious screenplay written by Roberto Gómez Bolaños contribute greatly to make this film truly humorous. "Cada quién su lucha" is in many ways similar to "La cigüeña distraída", another film produced by Producciones Zacarías. Both films star Viruta and Capulina, and have many recurring supporting cast members such as María Duval. Though "La cigüeña distraída" was filmed earlier, it premiered after "Cada quién su lucha".