Isidro Velázquez, la leyenda del último sapucay (2012)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.946 |
Directed By
Camilo José Gómez Montero
Crew
Cecilia Orsini
Lisandro Moriones
Pheonia Veloz
Guillermo Glass
Lisandro Moriones
Camilo José Gómez Montero
Camilo José Gómez Montero
Carlos Brown
Hilario Galasso Rimolo
Jose Arnaldo Gomez
Antonio Tarragó Ros
Luz Chavez
Ana Clara Martinez Corte
Rafael Medina
Rafael Medina
Andrés Ernesto Arduin
Jorge Patiño
Carlos Brown
Cesar Canessa
Juan Maria Richieri
"petu" alvarez
Eugenio Led
Victor vallejo
Nora Mac Donald
Luciano Ciminieri
TOP CAST
Juan Carlos Jensen
Himself
Simeona Velazquez
Himself
Pablo Velazquez
Himself
"Reycho" Coceres
Himself
Rosa Velazquez
Himself
Martires Ramon Barrios
Himself
Humberto "neri" Costa
Himself
Pedro Selinger
Himself
Lorenzo Lobato
Himself
Raul Junco
Himself
Sara Velazquez
Himself
Doña Ninon
Himself
Raul Coronel
Himself
Carlos velazquez
Himself
Ruben Dri
Himself
Pedro Solana
Himself
"La China"
Himself
Felipe Dionisio Maciel
Himself
Miguel Angel Fernandez
Himself
Daniel Portal
Himself
Mariano Velazquez
Himself
Fermin Cayetano Panzardi
Himself
Delia Codutti De Panzardi
Himself
Albino Giusiano
Himself
Javier Isidro Aguirre
Isidro Velazquez
Milagros Ferreyra
Leonor Marianovich
Nelson Fernandez
Claudio Velazquez
"Chino" Gómez
Vicente Gauna
Ruben Barboza
Roberto "Lula" Aguilar
Walter Moreno
Comisario Cabrera
Anibal Maldonado
Comisario Pujol
Juan Rey Centurion
"Pipilo" Cerdeira
Jorge Emilio Patiño
Peloso
Alan Guillen
acordeonista
Gustavo Meza
Cejas
Mayra Sotelo
Bailarina
Diego Serrano
Sargento Ferreira
Maria Alcira Montero
Madre de Isidro
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