Cast
- Anselmo Aieta
- Óscar Alonso
- Francisco Álvarez
- Enrique Arellano
- Héctor Coire
- María Esther Gamas
- Pedro Laxalt
- Lopecito
- Perla Mary
- José Mazilli
- Félix Mutarelli
- Ilde Pirovano
- Benita Puértolas
- Juan Sarcione
- Oscar Villa
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