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¡Ahí madre! (1970)
90 min | Comedy

¡Ahí madre! (1970)

90 min | Comedy

A series of funny gags of the characters created by the talented couple "Los Polivoces" (Multiple voices) that happen in an old neighborhood of Mexico City.

Director

Rafael Baledón

Writers

Rafael Baledón (adaptation) | Roberto Gómez Bolaños (story) (as Roberto Gómez Bolaños 'Chespirito')

Producer

Gonzalo Elvira Alvarez (as Gonzalo Elvira Jr.)

Composer

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Editor

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Updated Nov 12, 1970

Release date

Nov 12, 1970 (Mexico)

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13 cast members

Name	Known for
Enrique Cuenca Doña Naborita (as Los Polivoces) Doña Naborita (as Los Polivoces) See fewer	El aviso inoportuno (1969)
Eduardo Manzano Gordolfo Gelatino (as Los Polivoces) Gordolfo Gelatino (as Los Polivoces) See fewer	La hija de Moctezuma (2014)
Norma Lazareno Olimpia Olimpia See fewer	Even the Wind Is Afraid (1968)
Marco Antonio Muñiz Pepe Nacho Pepe Nacho See fewer	Caña brava (1966)
Manuel Galaviz Tulipan Jones Tulipan Jones See fewer	Operation 67 (1967)
Antonio Valdés Actor Actor See fewer	El aviso inoportuno (1969)
Ramón Valdés Entrenador de futbol Entrenador de futbol See fewer	Three and a Half Musketeers (1957)
Sergio Guzik Actor Actor See fewer	Alguien nos quiere matar (1970)
Jorge Zamora Profesor Albaricoque (as Jorge Zamora 'Zamorita') Profesor Albaricoque (as Jorge Zamora 'Zamorita') See fewer	Romancing the Stone (1984)
Cristina Blum Actress Actress See fewer	Papa en onda (1971)
Carlos Castañón Actor Actor See fewer	Seduction (1981)
Guillermo Hernández Actor (as Guillermo Hernández 'Lobo Negro') Actor (as Guillermo Hernández 'Lobo Negro') See fewer	La vida de Chucho el Roto (1970)
Carlos Bravo y Fernández Actor (as Carlos Bravo y Fernández 'Carl-Hillos') Actor (as Carlos Bravo y Fernández 'Carl-Hillos') See fewer	Zorro: The Gay Blade (1981)