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Cha-cha-chá (1998)

 -  Comedy | Romance  -  10 July 1998 (Spain)
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Complete credited cast:
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Lucia
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Maria
Jorge Sanz ...
Pablo Cires
Gabino Diego ...
Gustavo
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Marta
Elisa Matilla ...
Antonio Medina ...
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Pilar Ordóñez ...
Tere
Antonio del Real ...
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Hombre de lavabos
Kunio Miyairi ...
Camarero japonés
Eduardo Úrculo ...
Pintor Galeria
Paula Izquierdo ...
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Comedy | Romance

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Rated R for sexuality and language | See all certifications »
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Latinos praktikák  »

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"Lucía"
Written by Joan Manuel Serrat
Performed by Rosario Flores (as Rosario)
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Dancing with Spaniards
6 May 1999 | by (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) – See all my reviews

A light comedy about partying twenty-something Spaniards in the '80 s, CHA CHA CHA provides pleasant entertainment and provokes nostalgic comparisons with the darker, heavier '90 s Madrid party flicks so immersed in stark social themes. Perhaps its most appealing feature to European film buffs is the casting of today's biggest box-office draws dishing out what most people expect from the film: beautiful people enjoying the idealized mid-1980 s yuppie lifestyle. It is refreshing in its accurate somewhat romanticized evocation of the recent past.


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