Los mejores rancheras
(DVD Video)

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Duelo en el desierto: Director of photography, Fernando Alvarez G. ; editor, Federico Landeros ; music, Enrico C. Cabaiti. El Zurdo: Director of photography, Fernando Colín ; editor, Federico Landeros ; music, Enrico C. Cabaiti. El hijo del diablo: Director of photography, Manuel Gómez Urquiza ; editor, Alfredo Rosas Priego ; music, Manuel Esperón. El buscabullas: Director of photography, Raul Dominguez ; editor, Raúl Casso ; music, Ricardo Carreon. El charro negro vs. La banda de los cuervos: Director of photography, Alfredo Uribe J. ; editor, Federico Landeros ; music, Enrico C. Cabiati.

Duelo en el desierto: Rodolfo de Anda, Dagoberto Rodríguez, Fanny Cano. El Zurdo: Rodolfo de Anda, Germán Robles, Andrés Soler, Noe Murayama. El hijo del diablo: Joaquín Cordero, Alma Delia Fuentes, Jorge Russek, Irma Serrano. El buscabullas: Rodolfo de Anda, Hector Suárez, Silvia Manríquez, Bruno Rey, Jorge Russek, Rebeca Iturbide, Ricardo Carrion, Carlos L. Moctezuma, Yolanda Lievana, Rodolfo de Anda, Jr. El charro negro vs. La banda de los cuervos: Roldolfo de Anda, Fernando Soto "Mantequilla", Laila Buentello, Alejandro Parodi, Lucha Villa.

Duelo en el desierto: Laura, a woman torn between her husband and her brother, joins forces with Father Juan to try and stop her brother from sending her husband to prison. El Zurdo: Pedro, a gunfighter, kills a gambler in self-defense and then adopts his son. Years later the adopted son wants to avenge his father's death and learns the truth. El hijo del diablo: A masked bandit who kills bandits with a single shot between the eyes appears in town and the locals concider him a charmed being and call him the Son of the devil. El buscabullas: A troubled man tries to escape his fighting past, but his reputation precedes him wherever he goes. El charro negro vs. La banda de los cuervos: When a band of robbers come to town, the son of a rich landowner becomes the legendary "Black Charro" in order fight them

Not rated.

DVD; fullscreen.