

Lo Llevo en la Sangre
Synopsis
Mario is a fanatical fan of Chacarita, a soccer club of which his grandfather was a founding member. Your greatest desire is about to be fulfilled. His son Lucas is going to make his debut for the club against its eternal rival, Atlanta. But first, Lucas must undergo AFAF: "Analysis of the Football Adhesion Factor."
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- Director
- Pablo G. Pérez
- Screenplay & Story
- Pablo G. Pérez
- Original Title
- Lo Llevo en la Sangre
- Country of Origin
- Argentina
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 19m
- Production Studios
- INCAA
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Pablo G. Pérez
Pablo G. Pérez
Emiliano Penelas
Nicolás Tanchén
Department Leadership Roster
Pablo G. Pérez
Director
Pablo G. Pérez
Screenplay
Emiliano Penelas
Director of Photography
Nicolás Tanchén
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lo Llevo en la Sangre
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Lo Llevo en la Sangre about?
Mario is a fanatical fan of Chacarita, a soccer club of which his grandfather was a founding member. Your greatest desire is about to be fulfilled. His son Lucas is going to make his debut for the club against its eternal rival, Atlanta. But first, Lucas must undergo AFAF: "Analysis of the Football Adhesion Factor."
Who directed Lo Llevo en la Sangre?
Lo Llevo en la Sangre was directed by Pablo G. Pérez.
Who stars in Lo Llevo en la Sangre?
The principal cast of Lo Llevo en la Sangre includes Roly Serrano, Fernando Roa, Juan Manuel Tenuta, Sandra Villarruel.
When was Lo Llevo en la Sangre released and how long is it?
Lo Llevo en la Sangre was released in 2004 with a total runtime of 19m.




















