An Angel Has Appeared

Original title: Ha llegado un ángel

1961
1h 40m

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5.4/10

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Drama Musical

Marisol's parents are dead, and she must sell everything she has and go to Madrid to live with her Uncle Ramon's family. Her aunt Leonor is a very bad woman who doesn't like her or treat her... Read allMarisol's parents are dead, and she must sell everything she has and go to Madrid to live with her Uncle Ramon's family. Her aunt Leonor is a very bad woman who doesn't like her or treat her as one of the family, forcing her to eat her meals in the kitchen with the maid, Herminia... Read allMarisol's parents are dead, and she must sell everything she has and go to Madrid to live with her Uncle Ramon's family. Her aunt Leonor is a very bad woman who doesn't like her or treat her as one of the family, forcing her to eat her meals in the kitchen with the maid, Herminia. She only lets Marisol stay because she brought a lot of money with her and the family is... Read all

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Trivia
In 2012, a spanish woman named Remedio Olayas Felix claimed, on various websites, that she was the first Marisol and she actually acted in the first two "Marisol" films, not Pepa Flores. She further claimed "An Angel Has Arrived" and "A Ray of Light" were filmed between 1952-1956, not 1960-61. However, there has been no independent corroboration by anyone of this claim nor has conclusive evidence been published. Nonetheless, there it's no need to have corroboration. If that movies were filmed between 1952-56 and not 1960-61, María Mahor (Marisol's Mother) in the first movie, would has been 12 years old, when actually she was a woman in her late teen years or first 20s, and the same case for other young actors, like Carlos Larrañaga or Jaime Blanch.

Quotes
Marisol Gallardo: [after being pricked with a pin on the head] Are you putting that flower on my hair or are you planting it?

Connections
Referenced in El pobre García (1961)

Soundtracks
En el tren
Written by Augusto Algueró and Antonio Guijarro

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7/10

Overly sentimental musical, but with Marisol it works.

Marisol's second movie features a fantastic supporting cast that saves it from all the contrived melodrama about a dysfunctional family saved by an orphan relative. Isabel Garces and Pulgarcito keep the plot moving between musical numbers.