Top billed cast
- María Filomena dos Santos
- José Calo Alcalde
- Natividade Juncal Portas
- Javier Llopis
- Juan Carlos Tobar Cereijo
- Alfonso Mato
- Margaret Smith
- Olegario Novoa
- José Acuña
- Antonio D.Funes
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