Cien Años del Padre Negro en Atacama

Cast

Bernardo Tornini

as Self

Miguel Cáceres

as Self

Vidal Naveas

as Self

Marcela Barlaro

as Self

Elba Luisa Meza Alvarez

as Self

Padre Nelson

as Self

Caliopa Basulto Lemus

as Self

América Antivilo

as Self

Lídia del Carmen Díaz Meza

as Self

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