Megatón ye-ye

The story of a music band from the sixties who wants to succeed in music in the style of Richard Lester films. There are two parallel plots: one is the love story between the singer Juan Erasmo 'Mochi' and Elena, a middle-class girl who has studied in Madrid and moved to Paris to work and to learn French. The other half of the film corresponds to 'Micky y Los Tonys', and especially to the wild Micky.

Cast

Juan Erasmo 'Mochi'

as Juan

María José Goyanes

as Elena

Micky

as Micky

Gloria Cámara

as Isabel

Álvaro de Luna

as Fausto

Emilio Laguna

Luis Sánchez Polack

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