Let Them Talk
(1968)
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Let Them Talk
(1968)
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Rafael Gandía
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Serena Vergano | ... |
Blanca
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Ignacio Quirós | ... |
Miguel
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Susana Campos | ... |
Blanca's Friend
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Darío Vittori | ... |
Luis
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Hernán Guido | ... |
Arencibia
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Aldo Bigatti | ... |
Mario
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Alicia Duncan | ... |
La tía de Blanca
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Héctor Biuchet |
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Ricardo Canepa |
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Abel Ferrer |
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Emilio Losada |
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Enrique San Miguel |
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Odd to find the names of director heavyweights to be Camus and Aristrarain on this Eastmancolor Raphael pop musical, pretty much interchangeable with the fluffy entertainments made with Cliff Richards or Little Tony.
In the soap opera plot, our singer hero searches for his classical pianist brother in Buenos Aires, with the brother eventually revealed playing in the squalid bar. The star is a taste not immediately acquired, particularly when his numbers are pushed so emphatically.
Bright colors and good enough wide screen presentation values make this passable popular entertainment which must have proved agreeable enough for it's intended audience.