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Las hijas del Amapolo ("The Daughters of Amapolo") is a 1962 Mexican film.
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| Las hijas del Amapolo | |
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| Starring | Jose Elias Moreno |
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| Country | Mexico |
| Language | Spanish |
Las hijas del Amapolo ("The Daughters of Amapolo") is a 1962 Mexican film.
Four brothers arrive in a Mexican village in time for the annual town festival. They are instantly enamored with four sisters. But they will need to contend with their father (known notoriously as "el Amapolo"), as well as to compete with other men in town for their attention. Their grandmother adds an interesting twist to the festivities. This movie includes a dozen great musical numbers.
Felipe's daughters:
Serrano brothers, in the same order as the daughter each wants to marry:
Others:
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