Underplayed Gems

Ritmo, amor y juventud (1966)

Ritmo, amor y juventud poster
Directed by
Enrique de Rosas
Genre
musical film
Country
Argentina
Runtime
1h 30m
Elsewhere
IMDb
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How it feels

A 1960s Argentine musical comedy where young people sing and dance while navigating love and friendship. The story follows a group of characters whose romantic entanglements and performances drive the plot forward.

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What happens

Ritmo, amor y juventud es una película de Argentina en blanco y negro dirigida por Enrique de Rosas (hijo) según el guion de Doris Band que se estrenó el 27 de octubre de 1966 y que tuvo como protagonistas a Osvaldo Pacheco, Pinky, Raúl Lavié y Estela Molly. Una de las pocas actuaciones de Pinky en el cine. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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