| Fiebre de amor | |
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| Directed by | René Cardona Jr. |
| Produced by | René Cardona Jr. |
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| Distributed by | Televicine |
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| Country | Mexico |
| Language | Spanish |
Fiebre de amor ('Love Fever') is a 1985 Mexican musical drama film. This film won the Diosa Award for best picture. [1]
A teenage girl with a crush on a young popular singing star daydreams about meeting and falling in love with him. She accidentally witnesses a mob murder and while attempting to escape the perpetrators she hides in a hotel bungalow. This happens to be the bungalow of her favorite singer and he gets roped into her escape from these men. The young star comes to her rescue in this romantic comedy with many songs and the Acapulco scenery as a backdrop.
A soundtrack was released in 1985, with Luis Miguel and Lucerito as the only performers.
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