El farol de la ventana (1958)
Antonio falls in love with Marena, the daughter of a blind woman who believes Antonio is her missing son.
Top billed cast
- Julio Albo
- Néstor de Barbosa
- Fedora Capdevila
- Vicky Codina
María Esquivel- Jorge Raúl Guerrero
Alejandro Lugo
Barbara Bertha Montesinos- Alicia Montoya
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