Bolero de noche
Synopsis
Trovador seeks to write an immortal bolero, but the inspiration does not reach him. That's why the Devil appears to him and decides to make a pact: his desired bolero in exchange for his soul. Trovador accepts, and in his way will cross the Gitana, a woman with whom he will begin a passionate romance that perhaps serves him to write his song.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Eduardo Mendoza de Echave
- Screenplay & Story
- Christian González, Úrsula Vilca
- Original Title
- Bolero de noche
- Country of Origin
- Peru
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 36m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Eduardo Mendoza de Echave
Christian González, Úrsula Vilca
Eugenio Cañas
Department Leadership Roster
Christian González
Writer
Eduardo Mendoza de Echave
Director
Eugenio Cañas
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Bolero de noche
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What is Bolero de noche about?
Trovador seeks to write an immortal bolero, but the inspiration does not reach him. That's why the Devil appears to him and decides to make a pact: his desired bolero in exchange for his soul. Trovador accepts, and in his way will cross the Gitana, a woman with whom he will begin a passionate romance that perhaps serves him to write his song.
Who directed Bolero de noche?
Bolero de noche was directed by Eduardo Mendoza de Echave.
Who stars in Bolero de noche?
The principal cast of Bolero de noche includes Giovanni Ciccia, Teddy Guzmán, Vanessa Terkes, Leonardo Torres Vilar, Maya Zapata.
When was Bolero de noche released and how long is it?
Bolero de noche was released in 2011 with a total runtime of 1h 36m.