Romance tropical

Romance tropical

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1934-10-15

Follows Carlos (Jorge Rodríguez), a young bohemian in love with Margarita (Ernestina Canino). However, their efforts to be together are endangered when her father catches them together without permission. Unable to be with her at the moment, Carlos embarks on a trip on a sailboat and ends up in the mysterious island of Mu, where he meets Alura (Raquel Canino). Will he remain with his newfound native love, or will he return to his longlost Margarita? Romance Tropical was one of the first Puerto Rican films with sound. The whereabouts of the original reels of the film were unknown, until they were found at the UCLA Film & Television Archive in 2017.

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Follows Carlos (Jorge Rodríguez), a young bohemian in love with Margarita (Ernestina Canino). However, their efforts to be together are endangered when her father catches them together without permission. Unable to be with her at the moment, Carlos embarks on a trip on a sailboat and ends up in the mysterious island of Mu, where he meets Alura (Raquel Canino). Will he remain with his newfound native love, or will he return to his longlost Margarita? Romance Tropical was one of the first Puerto Rican films with sound. The whereabouts of the original reels of the film were unknown, until they were found at the UCLA Film & Television Archive in 2017.

Released

1934-10-15

Runtime

80

Director

Juan E. Viguié

Budget

$10000

Revenue

$0

Genres

Drama

Romance

Language

Español

Production

Viguié Film Productions

Latin Artists Pictures Corp.

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    Sexto Chevremont

    Sexto Chevremont
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    Raquel Canino

    Raquel Canino
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    Ernestina Canino

    Ernestina Canino
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    Lotty Tischer

    Lotty Tischer
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    Candida de Lorenzo

    Candida de Lorenzo
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    Jorge Rodríguez

    Jorge Rodríguez
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    Antonio Pérez

    Antonio Pérez
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    Pedro Miranda

    Pedro Miranda