Belonging to "brave bars" enemies in the exciting world of football, two fugitive lovers challenge everything.
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Title: Azul y Blanco (2004)
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Tamara Acosta | ... | Paloma |
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Juan Pablo Sáez | ... | Azul |
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Ricardo Robledo | ... | Lautaro |
| Daniel Muñoz | ... | Bernardo | |
| Luis Dubó | ... | Ona | |
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Pablo Macaya | ... | Cherokee |
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Camila Osorio | ... | Loba |
| Ramón Llao | ... | Hiena | |
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David Olguiser | ... | Mercurio (as David Olguisser) |
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Yassim Inojosa | ... | Mudo |
| Iván Zamorano | ... | Iván Zamorano | |
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Luz Jiménez | ... | Quintrala |
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Paulo Meza | ... | Nuñez |
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Edinson Díaz | ... | Cutufa |
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Jorge Denegri | ... | Severo |
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Belonging to "brave bars" enemies in the exciting world of football, two fugitive lovers challenge everything.
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Country:
ChileRelease Date:
23 April 2004 (Chile) See more »Also Known As:
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When enemy members of the two main Chilean soccer teams, Azul (Juan Pablo Saez - el Billy, el Leyton) and Paloma (Tamara Acosta) meet in a fight after a soccer game they fall in love at first sight.
They run away through the night in the streets of Santiago, while two groups search for them, when they meet, it happens the inevitable.
Most of the actors come from TV soap novels but the newcomer Ricardo Robledo (Lautaro) plays his role of bad guy better than some consolidate actors.
Similar to "taxi para tres" not only because of the slang, but also two of the three main characters appear here also Luis Dubó (Ona) and Daniel Muñoz. Also Pablo Macaya and Tamara Acosta appear together again (as previously in "el chacotero").
Lots of street fights, the special appearance of Ivan Zamorano, (el pichichi, before the Transantiago), a good choice of metal music and a sex scene from Tamara Acosta (again, like previous in "el chacotero sentimental", "Te amo made in Chile", etc. ) makes this movie nice for a Saturday evening.
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