El niño es nuestro
Jan 01, 1973
Director
Manuel SummersOverview
Immediately following the events in Adiós, Cigüeña, Adiós (1971), Arturo, Paloma, and their friends now face a struggle with their parents and various other authorities over what is to be done with their new addition to the gang. Arturo's father just wants the whole matter to go away, Paloma's father prefers to dump the baby at a foundlings' home run by nuns, and the nuns don't care where the infant originated or what his parents want for him. All other options exhausted, the gang ultimately has no choice but to make a daring raid on the foundlings' home to get their child back, because, as they've repeatedly pointed out... "The child is ours!"
Cast of El niño es nuestro
María Isabel ÁlvarezPaloma- Francisco VillaArturo
- Manuel Luis MartínCurro
- Beatriz GalbóMamen
- José Rodríguez
- Luis A. de la Peña
- Alicia Peramó
- María Rosa Torrico
- Miryam Torrico
- Joaquín Gomá
- Felipe Anaya
- Mari Carmen Heras
- María Luisa Lorenzo
- José Ignacio Villa
- Abel Alonso
- Carlos Alonso
Mercedes Borqué- Teresa Gisbert
- Alfredo Santacruz
Enrique Navarro
Ángel Menéndez
Pilar Gómez Ferrer
Francisco Pierrá
María Arias- Juana Azorín
- Rafael Conesa
- Ketty de la Cámara
- Fernando G. de la Riva
- Antonio Orengo
- Antonio Alfonso Vidal
Crew of El niño es nuestro
About El niño es nuestro
What is El niño es nuestro about?
Immediately following the events in Adiós, Cigüeña, Adiós (1971), Arturo, Paloma, and their friends now face a struggle with their parents and various other authorities over what is to be done with their new addition to the gang. Arturo's father just wants the whole matter to go away, Paloma's father prefers to dump the baby at a foundlings' home run by nuns, and the nuns don't care where the…
When was El niño es nuestro released?
El niño es nuestro was released on January 1, 1973.
Who directed El niño es nuestro?
El niño es nuestro was directed by Manuel Summers.
Who is in the cast of El niño es nuestro?
The cast of El niño es nuestro includes María Isabel Álvarez (Paloma), Francisco Villa (Arturo), Manuel Luis Martín (Curro), Beatriz Galbó (Mamen) and José Rodríguez.