El tigre enmascarado

Aspiring opera singer Luis Landa returns to his hometown to avenge the murder of his brother.

Cast

Luis Aguilar

as Luis Landa / El Tigre Enmascarado

Flor Silvestre

as Rosita Araiza

Aurora Segura

as Yoli 'Rigoletta'

Francisco Avitia

as Don José Araiza

Emma Roldán

as Doña Loreto

Pascual García Peña

as Picardía

Carlos Valadez

as El Cortado

Roberto G. Rivera

as Cantante ranchero

José L. Murillo

as Justo

Agustín Fernández

as Don Tomás

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