Goofs
The film opens up to the song "Rinconcito En El Cielo" by Ramón Ayala Y Los Bravos Del Norte, considered one of the most influential Regional Mexican/Norteño music bands of all time. The opening scene shows Ramón Ayala (played by comedian Rick Gutierrez) performing in a nightclub in 1975-1976 where Gabriel Iglesias' parents reportedly met, with radio personality Eddie "Piolín" Sotelo hosting the event. While Ramon Ayala was already a major norteño artist by that time, "Rinconcito En El Cielo" didn't come out until 1984, and a more fitting host for that time would have been TV personality/Tejano artist Johnny Canales.
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Quotes
Doctor:
[
Esther is in labor]
Alright, Esther, I'm gonna need you to push.
Esther P. Mendez:
[
Notices the doctor has a cigar in his mouth]
I-Is that a cigar?
Doctor:
I just have this for stress, it's not lit.
Carmen:
How can you be smoking a cigar when you're supposed to be delivering a baby?
Nurse:
This is the kind of stress he's talking about, ma'am.
Carmen:
Have you been drinking?
Doctor:
If you want a sober white doctor in this town, it's gonna cost you a fortune.
Nurse:
Ain't that the truth.
Doctor:
[
Sees the baby starting to come out]
Oh, man, this is gonna be a big baby. I just...
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Soundtracks
Por tu maldito amor
Written by Federico Mendez Tejeda"
Performed by Josue Hernandez
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