Jesús, María y José (1972)
The founder of Christianity and his sacred family.
Top billed cast
Guillermo MurrayJosé- Gayle BedallMaría
- Juan MirandaPedro
Xavier LoyáAndrés
Enrique RambalZaqueo
Eric del CastilloAmroth
Carlos AnciraCaifás- Enrique Pontón
Juan Gallardo- José Alberto CastroJesús 5 años
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