Vicente Fernández
This concert was recorded between April 16, 2016 at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City during the last presentation of Vicente Fernández in his retirement from music due to health problems
Luis Fuentes, a singer of Mexican music, comes to know a journalist by the name of Maria Luisa Cortéz and fall madly in love with each other. In time, the couple gets married and come to have a son, Rafael. However, they soon divorce because of Luis's many commitments as a singer. This strains the relationship between Luis and Maria, so much so that Maria, stung by bitterness, teaches her son to despise his father and manages to move from Mexico to the United States to keep Luis from contacting his son. Luis wants nothing more than to regain his lost relationship and affection with his beloved son. Therefore, time after time he visits Maria in hope of winning over his son's affection with little success. Over time, Rafael, now a young man, comes to have a passion for music just like his father despite having a hatred for him.
Gambler-horsethief-womanizer ends up hiding out in a church-run orphanage. Spiritual regeneration stuff happens.
After a year spent mourning his wife's death, a father and two sons cut loose for some wild living. Loose remake of Los Tres Alegres Compadres.
When rancher, Don Trinidad is on his deathbed, he confesses to his fumbling son Rogelio, that he has two other illegitimate sons and that he wishes them to be included in his will. When Rogelio tracks them down, he discovers that each of them has a completely different life.
Man and woman get married, they adapt to living together and he adapts to living with her four children.
Revolutionary on the run from a government hit squad kidnaps a landowner's daughter for protection.
Married man hires a surrogate to pose as the father of the four children he has had with his mistress.
Young woman engineers a reconciliation between her long-estranged parents.
Revolution-era Mexico: two well-known bandits hook up, then join forces with an outlaw woman.
Rags-to-riches story about the rise of a fictional ranchera-music superstar.
An academic tags along among a crew of rowdy delivery-truck drivers, taking notes on their colorful and idiomatic use of language.
Mariano Landeros is sworn by his mother to look for the murderer of his father at all costs, the proof would bring that Doroteo Carrillo earring snatched his mother when it happened the asesinato.Mariano part unstoppably to find the murderer finding in the way love, hate and violence.
Buddy comedy: Bro A poses as Bro B's blind brother to help him collect an inheritance.
Juan returns home to Mexico after working in the USA for awhile, and gets caught up in cowboy problems among his townsfolk.
Monte law begins as a love story in September in the Mexican Revolution years. To seal their oath to love a boy and girl names recorded on a stalk. Years pass and go their separate ways, but one day the man returns to the same place where the tree meets girl turned woman and resume their love, but soon has to leave again because he has to return to the revolution
Retired singer with a history of mental illness acts as housemother for a gaggle of young adult 'friends' who exploit and disrespect her.
Construction worker falls in love with a handicapped woman who aspires to a career as a singer.
Class distinctions are an obstacle for a guy trying to woo his gal of choice.
At the end of an unhappy romance, a Mexico City cabdriver decides he's fed up with big-city classism and hypocrisy, and goes home to his ranch. Soon, a group of city-folk are stranded on his property and dependent on him for help and sustenance.
Small-time crook teams up with a street urchin for mutual support on the margins of society.
She rejects him, but he's there for her, even after she gets married and then is abandoned by her babydaddy. Remake of Bajo El Cielo De Mexico (1958) (and also 1937?).
A man called “The Devil” makes a living in cock-fights. He falls for a girl who's about to enter the monastery.
Tacos al carbón is a mexican movie released on june 8th 1972 on Mexico City.
