Top Cast
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Frank Arredondo
Lulú
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Andrés F. Quiñones
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Elín Ortiz
Brutus
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Orlando Rodríguez
Quitrín
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Edwin Avilés
Niño
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Myrna Rosa Lugo
Niña
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Hiram Caballero
Niño
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Gilda Galán
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Martita Martínez
Overview
A cautionary film about what were thought to be rural superstitions and practices in Puerto Rico.
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