Swing con Son (2009)
Overview
Music documentary by director Rafael Marziano Tinoco from Venezuela
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $323,720.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.303 |
Directed By
Rafael Marziano Tinoco
Crew
Rafael Marziano Tinoco
Gabriela Serrano Lou
Eleazar Moreno Ortiz
Edgar Moreno
Alberto Naranjo
Daniel Pérez
Márluy Escalona
Rafael Marziano Tinoco
Paolo Collarino
Federico Pacaníns
Alberto Naranjo
Rafael Marziano Tinoco
Jesús Rafael Pérez Lárez
Antonio Subero
Luis María "Billo" Frómeta
Patricia Flores Carpio
Federico Pacaníns
Jesús Rafael Pérez Lárez
Giuliano Ferrioli
Javier Beltram
Oliver Loyo
Márluy Escalona
Márluy Escalona
Grégory Antonetti
Andrés Schaffer
Augui Verde
Eleazar Moreno Ortiz
Federico Pacaníns
Christopher Subero
Rafael Marziano Tinoco
Thibisay Zea
TOP CAST
Caridad Canelón
Herself
Rafa Galindo
Himself
Arturo Guaramato
Himself
Alberto Naranjo
Himself
Héctor Monteverde
Himself
Luis María "Billo" Frómeta
Himself
Renato Capriles
Himself
Estelita del Llano
Herself
Crispín Fernandez
Himself
Grégory Antonetti
Himself
Joe Urdaneta
Himself
Porfi Jiménez
Himself
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