Perico ripiao (2003)Three convicted criminals escape from prison carrying only a Güira, a Tambora and an Accordion. During their journey they meet with a bunch of interesting characters and are forced to use their musical skills to help them get home. Director:Ángel Muñiz |
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Raymond Pozo | ... |
Francisco
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Manolo Ozuna | ... |
Mauricio
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Phillip Rodríguez | ... |
Manuel
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Giovanny Cruz | ... |
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Fernando Coste | ... |
Arcadio
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Miguel Céspedes | ... |
Quepis
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Pancho Clisante | ... |
The narrator
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Lumi Lizardo | ... |
Cristina, Manuel's wife
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Berenice Aquino | ... |
Celia, Francisco's wife
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Clara Luz Lozano | ... |
Loly, Mauricio's wife
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Kenny Grullon | ... |
The bus driver
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Raquel Ureña | ... |
Passenger 1
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Cenia Rodríguez | ... |
Passenger 2
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Héctor Sierra | ... |
Boca
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Blanco, the leftist prisoner
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Three convicted criminals escape from prison carrying only a Güira, a Tambora and an Accordion. During their journey they meet with a bunch of interesting characters and are forced to use their musical skills to help them get home.
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Country:
Dominican RepublicLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
September 2003 (Dominican Republic) See more »Filming Locations:
Monte Cristi, Dominican RepublicCompany Credits
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I didn´t think I was going to laugh so much with this film. It happens to grab the realities of the 12 year repression and state them, albeit in hilarious fashion. It may have some minor defects - the main one being, if you´re not Dominican or are familiar with them, the language used won´t allow you to enjoy it as much; but it is a great film. Period.