Top Cast
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Lorenzo de Monteclaro
Lupe / Gabriel
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Lyn May
Flor
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Narciso Busquets
Don Erasmo
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Delia Magaña
Doña Meche
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Víctor Alcocer
Don Pepe
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Alicia Montoya
Madre de Lupe
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María Cardinal
Raquel
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María Elena Robles
Hermana de Raquel (as Elena Robles)
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Arturo Benavides
Overview
Mexican feature film
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