El mariachi

1992
C
1h 21min

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Premios
- 7 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

Bigotón
(as Jaime De Hoyos)

Peter Marquardt

Mauricio

Reinol Martinez

Azul

Ramiro Gómez

Cantinero
(as Ramiro Gomez)

Jesús López

Viejo Clerk
(as Jesus Lopez)

Luis Baró

Domino's Assistant
(as Luis Baro)

Oscar Fabila

The Boy

Poncho Ramón

Azul's Rat
(as Poncho Ramon)

Fernando Martínez

Azul's Rat
(as Fernando Martinez)

Manuel Acosta

Bodyguard

Walter Vargas

Prisoner

Roberto Martinez

Prisoner

Virgen Delgado

Female Bodyguard

Juanita Vargas

Female Bodyguard

Yolanda Puga

Female Bodyguard

Jaime R. Rodríguez

Moco's Men
(as Jaime Rodriguez)

Más como esto

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7.5

El Mariachi

8.0

La ciudad del pecado

7.2

Asesinos por naturaleza

Argumento

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Trivia
To warn people he was filming, Robert Rodriguez would place a sign at the end of the street he was shooting on. He wrote it in English so no one would understand what it meant.

Errores
Fairly early in the movie, Azul insists he only killed six of Moco's men, while Moco insists ten and the other four are credited to El Mariachi. Actually, Azul is responsible for the death seven of the men (the three hitmen in the opening, four in the bar) and Mariachi is responsible for three (two in the truck, one beside, leaving one unconscious).

Citas
[last lines]
El Mariachi: [voiceover] All I wanted was to be a mariachi, like my ancestors. But the city I thought would bring me luck brought only a curse. I lost my guitar, my hand, and her. With this injury, I may never play the guitar again. Without her, I have no love. But with the dog and the weapons, I'm prepared for the future.

Créditos curiosos
Turtle... Tito La Tortuga

Versiones alternativas
In addition to the subtitled version, Columbia had an English dubbed version prepared for home video release in the United States.

Conexiones
Edited into The Anti-Hero's Journey (2004)

Bandas sonoras
Ganas De Vivir
Written and Performed by Juan Francisco Suarez Vidaurri (as Juan Suarez)

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Opinión destacada

6/10

Good debut movie

I really appreciate this work from Robert Rodriguez. The so-called low-budget film, shot for just $ 7,000, and Rodriguez put his heart and soul into this film. He was a director, a screenwriter, a producer, he did effects, he did absolutely everything except acting. He was even tested for some drugs because they paid him for it, all to raise money and make a movie. From that aspect, the film looks extremely good. However, some flaws are visible, such as the camera or wooden acting, at times the film is too raw, but all this is understandable.