Cri Cri, el Grillito Cantor
11:32 pm - 01:40 am, Wednesday, November 5 on De Película ()
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Un hombre que aprendió música a través de su abuela, se vuelve un exitoso compositor de música infantil.
1963
Spanish, Castilian
Otro
Drama
Fantasía
Música
Cast & Crew
Ignacio López Tarso
(Actor)
.. Francisco Gabilondo Soler Cri Cri
Marga López
(Actor)
.. Margarita
Lupita Vidal 'Pelusa'
(Actor)
.. Chacha
Adriana Roel
(Actor)
.. Chacha mayor
Carlos Amador
(Actor)
.. Carlos Rodríguez
Lori Martin Velver
(Actor)
.. Princesa Caramelo
Joey Scott
(Actor)
.. Paje Pirulí
Guillermo Orea
(Actor)
.. Reyes
Eduardo Alcaraz
(Actor)
.. Empresario
Luis Aragón
(Actor)
.. Director artístico
Carlos Riquelme
(Actor)
.. Señor Fuentes
Emilio Brillas
(Actor)
.. Gonzalito
Micaela Castejón
(Actor)
.. Doña Amelia
José Peña Pepet
(Actor)
.. Don Elpidio
Juan Antonio Edwards
(Actor)
Nicolás Rodríguez
(Actor)
Enrique Lucero
(Actor)
Amparo Arozamena
(Actor)
More Information
Did You Know..
Ignacio López Tarso
(Actor)
.. Francisco Gabilondo Soler Cri Cri
Marga López
(Actor)
.. Margarita
Born:
January 01, 1924
Died: July 04, 2005
Died: July 04, 2005
Lupita Vidal 'Pelusa'
(Actor)
.. Chacha
Adriana Roel
(Actor)
.. Chacha mayor
Born:
July 05, 1934
Carlos Amador
(Actor)
.. Carlos Rodríguez
Lori Martin Velver
(Actor)
.. Princesa Caramelo
Joey Scott
(Actor)
.. Paje Pirulí
Born:
June 15, 1953
Trivia:
Former child actor.Best known for playing Donald Brown in the television series National Velvet (1960-1962).
Guillermo Orea
(Actor)
.. Reyes
Eduardo Alcaraz
(Actor)
.. Empresario
Luis Aragón
(Actor)
.. Director artístico
Carlos Riquelme
(Actor)
.. Señor Fuentes
Born:
January 01, 1912
Emilio Brillas
(Actor)
.. Gonzalito
Micaela Castejón
(Actor)
.. Doña Amelia
José Peña Pepet
(Actor)
.. Don Elpidio
Juan Antonio Edwards
(Actor)
Nicolás Rodríguez
(Actor)
Enrique Lucero
(Actor)
Born:
January 01, 1919
Died: May 09, 1989
Died: May 09, 1989
Trivia:
An actor since the 1950s, Enrique Lucero is best remembered as host of the long-running Latin American radio series La Hora Latina. His screen credits include Villa (1958) and The Magnificent Seven (1960), both lensed in his native Mexico. In the 1960s, he was seen in a few horror films, quite a departure from his avuncular radio and TV image. Enrique Lucero's later films ranged from Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch (in 1969 as Ignacio) to Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye (in 1973 as Jake).
Amparo Arozamena
(Actor)
