Fabian (Santiago Arrieta) is the son of a very rich cattle farmer and land owner who abandon his inheritance and family wishes about him, to dedicate his life to the music, writting the ...
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Title: The Soul of the Accordion (1935)
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Cast
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| Libertad Lamarque | ... | Elda | |
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Santiago Arrieta | ... | Fabián |
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Domingo Sapelli | ... | Don Julián |
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Dora Davis | ... | Caladria |
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Pepita Muñoz | ||
| Enrique Serrano | ... | Enrique | |
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Ernesto Fama | ||
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Charlo | ... | Cantor |
| Héctor Calcaño | ... | Maneco | |
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Francisco Lomuto | ||
| Miguel Gómez Bao | |||
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Gogó Andreu | |||
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Fabian (Santiago Arrieta) is the son of a very rich cattle farmer and land owner who abandon his inheritance and family wishes about him, to dedicate his life to the music, writting the lyrics of tango songs. His girlfriend Elda (Libertad Lamarque) supports him and his dreams and also sings many of his tangos. Enrique (Enrique Serrano) is a man in love with her, who push to make Fabian fail in his musician life, only to get Elda love.
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Country:
ArgentinaLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
5 April 1935 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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The promotional tagline for this Argentina-produced, Spanish-language film is..."AND 100 ACCORDONISTAS." In the mid-1950's, western film star Tex Ritter was on a personal appearance tour in the Midwest and he and his band were traveling in two vehicles. Ritter and his guitar player arrived at a Ohio theater in a car but the rest of the group, traveling in a bus, had broken down in Kentucky and weren't going to make the show on time. The theater manager told Mr. Ritter not to worry, as they had a good accordian player on staff who could fill in. Mr. Ritter's reply was, "No, you don't. There are no good accordian players."