The Golden Barge

Summary Chabela Vargas (Sofía Álvarez) is a tomboy rancher, and her father is desperate to marry her to Carlos Millán (René Cardona), a visiting engineer who arrived with the intention to sell new agricultural technologies. However, Lorenzo (Pedro Infante), her companion since childhood, has always been in love with Chabela and, getting notice of her impending marriage, he feels depressed. During the yearly feast, Chabela dresses up like a real lady and becomes the focus of everybody's attention. Eventually, Chabela and Lorenzo fight in barn, but then they kiss, make up, sang together the folk song La Barca de Oro, get married, and a baby daughter is born. As time goes by, Chabela's daughter looks, and acts exactly like her mother used to. View more details

The Golden Barge

Directed : Joaquín Pardavé

Written : Tito Davison Ernesto Cortázar Leopoldo Baeza y Aceves

Stars : René Cardona Carlos Orellana Pedro Infante Sofía Álvarez

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Genres : Comedy Drama Musical

Release date : Aug 12, 1947

Countries of origin : Mexico

Language : Spanish

Filming locations : Mexico

Production companies : Filmex

Summary Chabela Vargas (Sofía Álvarez) is a tomboy rancher, and her father is desperate to marry her to Carlos Millán (René Cardona), a visiting engineer who arrived with the intention to sell new agricultural technologies. However, Lorenzo (Pedro Infante), her companion since childhood, has always been in love with Chabela and, getting notice of her impending marriage, he feels depressed. During the yearly feast, Chabela dresses up like a real lady and becomes the focus of everybody's attention. Eventually, Chabela and Lorenzo fight in barn, but then they kiss, make up, sang together the folk song La Barca de Oro, get married, and a baby daughter is born. As time goes by, Chabela's daughter looks, and acts exactly like her mother used to. View more details

Details

Genres : Comedy Drama Musical

Release date : Aug 12, 1947

Countries of origin : Mexico

Language : Spanish

Filming locations : Mexico

Production companies : Filmex

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