coqueta, 1949, film, coquette, spanish, coqueta, 1949, mexican, musical, film, directed, fernando, rivero, starring, ninón, sevilla, agustín, lara, víctor, junco, coquettedirected, byfernando, riverowritten, byÁlvaro, custodiomauricio, magdalenofernando, river. Coquette Spanish Coqueta is a 1949 Mexican musical film directed by Fernando A Rivero and starring Ninon Sevilla Agustin Lara and Victor Junco 1 CoquetteDirected byFernando A RiveroWritten byAlvaro CustodioMauricio MagdalenoFernando A RiveroCarlos SampelayoProduced byGuillermo Calderon Pedro A CalderonStarringNinon SevillaAgustin LaraVictor JuncoCinematographyAlex PhillipsEdited byAlfredo Rosas PriegoMusic byAntonio Diaz CondeProductioncompanyProducciones CalderonRelease date22 July 1949Running time87 minutesCountryMexicoLanguageSpanishThe film s art direction was by Jose Rodriguez Granada Contents 1 Cast 2 References 3 Bibliography 4 External linksCast EditNinon Sevilla as Marta del Valle Agustin Lara as Don Ruben Victor Junco as Luciano Martinez el caiman Armando Silvestre as Rodolfo Jose Luis Moreno as Margarito Cesar del Campo as Mario Roel Tana Lynn as Belen Waldo Custodio as Sr Rivera dueno cabaret Irma Haro Esmeralda as Cantante Haydee Caceres Kiko Mendive as Bailarin Mercedes Soler as Maestra Jorge Mondragon as Doctor Gaby Roman Enriqueta Reza as Tendera solterona Lupe Carriles as Tendera solterona Gerardo del Castillo as Amigo del Luciano Ana Maria Hernandez as Miembra del patronato Concepcion Martinez as Huesped hotel Kika Meyer as Cabaretera borracha Jose Morcillo as Presidente del patronato Ruben Marquez as Cliente cabaret Lupita Torrentera as BailarinaReferences Edit Wood p 287Bibliography EditAndrew Grant Wood Agustin Lara A Cultural Biography OUP USA 2014 External links EditCoqueta at IMDb This article related to a Mexican film of the 1940s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This article about a musical film is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Coqueta 1949 film amp oldid 1111041347, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
