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From the Village to TV is a film of genre Drama directed by Ismael Rodríguez with María Victoria

From the Village to TV (1953)

From the Village to TV
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Length 1h40
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Genres Drama,    Comedy,    Musical,    Romance
Rating64% 3.245613.245613.245613.245613.24561

Del rancho a la televisión ("From the Ranch to the Television") is a 1953 Mexican film. It stars Luis Aguilar.

Synopsis

A young country boy moves to Mexico City to become a singer. A young girl and her father support him and help him on his road to fame. Unfortunately, his success is boycotted by a jealous woman.

Actors

María Victoria
Arturo Castro

(Municipal president)Carlos Riquelme
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