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| Directed by | Ezequiel Crupnicoff |
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| Starring | Camila Bordonaba Felipe Colombo Benjamín Rojas Luisana Lopilato |
| Cinematography | Miguel Abal |
| Edited by | César Custodio |
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Running time | 100 minutes |
| Country | Argentina |
| Language | Spanish |
Erreway: 4 caminos (English: Erreway: 4 Ways) is an Argentine film of 2004, an alternative universe of the Argentine soap opera Rebelde Way .
The film is based on the popular Argentine soap opera Rebelde Way. It follows the journeys of four main characters: Mia, Marizza, Pablo, and Manuel. The story begins with their graduation from Elite Way School and their journey across Argentina as members of the music group Erreway. They go on a nationwide tour, performing their hit songs and original music.
Throughout the story, the group faces both highs and lows. One significant moment is when Mia unexpectedly reveals her leukemia diagnosis after giving birth to her daughter, Candela. The plot explores how these four young individuals navigate their paths from adolescence to adulthood.
The story combines moments of joy, like the happy reveal of Mia's pregnancy with Manuel's child, with challenges such as Mia's incurable illness. Despite the obstacles, Erreway achieves fame and lasting success. Candela, the film's narrator and now a celebrated singer, carries on the group's legacy by performing Erreway's songs as a tribute to her mother and the group.
| Character | Original Actor/Actress |
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| Main Characters | |
| Mía Colucci | Luisana Lopilato |
| Marizza Pía Andrade | Camila Bordonaba |
| Pablo Bustamante | Benjamín Rojas |
| Manuel Aguirre | Felipe Colombo |
| Benito | Roly Serrano |
| Candela Aguirre | Valentina Carlos (baby Candela) |
| Camila Majtanksy (1 year) | |
| Micaela Majtanksy (1 year) | |
| Carla Pandolfi (21 years) | |
| Minor Characters | |
| Angioletti | Claudio Rissi |
| Vaqueano | Ricardo Lazzara |
| Pedro | Martin Borisenko |
| Receptionist | Gabriela Groppa |
| TV Presenter | Diego Topa |
| Presenter Portugues | Celio Pereira Cangosu |
| Seller | Darío Carrizzo |
| Prostitute 1 | Pía Uribelarrea |
| Prostitute 2 | Silvia Geijo |
| Prostitute 3 | Leticia Gaspari |
| Transvestite | Flavio “Mosquito” Sancixeto |
| Man 1 | Luis Alí |
| Man 2 | León Dogorny |
| Man 3 | Claudio Torres |
| Man 4 | Mauricio Paulucci |
| Village Girl | María Figueras |
| Village Boy | Cristián Gutiérrez |
| Wife Of Ramón | Sandra Bell |
| Bully 1 | Fernando Álvarez |
| Bully 2 | Hernán Figueroa |
| Bully 3 | Jorge Noya |
| Receptionist | Natalia Merino |
| Dr. Agüero | Francisco Nápoli |
| Hotel Concierge | Carlos Armata |
| Radio Announcer | Gabriel Galindez |
| TV Presenter | Carla Bonfante |
| Player 1 | Eduardo Lidijover |
| Player 2 | Juan Pascarelli |
| Reporter | Ana Karina |
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