Barridos y regados

1963
1h 27m

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Marco Antonio Campos and Gaspar Henaine in Barridos y regados (1963)

Two men bring a message to a manager in an office with two beautiful secretaries. The manager thinks they are the specialists he is waiting for. They see the opportunity to make Money and to... Read allTwo men bring a message to a manager in an office with two beautiful secretaries. The manager thinks they are the specialists he is waiting for. They see the opportunity to make Money and to conquest the women. So they go through different challenges untill the real specialists a... Read allTwo men bring a message to a manager in an office with two beautiful secretaries. The manager thinks they are the specialists he is waiting for. They see the opportunity to make Money and to conquest the women. So they go through different challenges untill the real specialists arrive.

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Lola y Lila
Performed by Marco Antonio Campos and Gaspar Henaine
Written by Teresa Jasso

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Isn't here, it's not here... the costume designer

Viruta and Capulina met Lola and Lila. Viruta and Capulina are two out of luck guys who go from here to there doing nothing. One day, while looking for a janitor job they're mistaken for a couple of engineers coming from New York (just like in HAPPY Texas) and from then on, they start pretending to know and do everything they are asked for, but unfit to do, like jumping from a plane or welding steel rods in skyscrapers higher than 30 stories. ''Working'' there is when they meet the girls. Maria Duval and Begoña Palacios are their co-workers but they don't really need the job because they sing and dance. They have a couple musical numbers in a night club now and then. I can not find the words to describe Begoña fairly, because when she is dancing a rock and roll song (No está aquí de LOS HOLLIGANS), she is wearing a light blue bathing suit with some huge sequins here and there, black shoes, headdress with really tall white feathers, and a huge pink boa. Thank God gloves were not needed (?!) but she wore them (and Duval did too) in another scene in the middle of the desert, with over 100°F, black, up to the elbow... isn't that charming? I would see the movie again just to see that...