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Those who play the piano

Year: 1968

Original title: The playing the piano

Country: Spain

Director: Javier Aguirre

Actors: Tony Leblanc , Alfredo Landa, Manolo Gómez Bur, Concha Velasco, José Sazatornil, José Bódalo, Margot Cottens, Thomas White, Rafaela Aparicio, Erasmo Pascual, Paquita Torres, Antonio Mingione, María Luisa San José, Ignacio de Paul, William Layton.

Synopsis: Playing the piano in the argot of the underworld is to leave fingerprints on the identification card of the police. Clearer, be signed as a criminal. "The Cocosabio" "The Torralba", "the Gandula" and many others are young thugs the old way, well known to the police, with the sole ambition to go live in the electronic age and satellized. They are, like the bison, a species destined to disappear. "The Tizona", an old "chorizo" returns to the country after seven years of absence, which he believes a solid European offender. With the help of selected crooks plans and executes Celtiberian a major blow to international level. But Spain is different and "Tizona" understands a little late. Exactly the Guard inspection of the Criminal Brigade.

Comments: is clear that each has his tastes and that all who enter here are free to differ from my opinion, but for me this is undoubtedly the best films directed Javier Aguirre and also the best of prelandismo, defined as those previous films to the 70 in which Alfredo Landa was not yet the main character or headlining yet another who was a member of the main campus. In my opinion and no offense to the rest of the cast, which is also in this film anthology, our beloved Alfredo is left in the film and passes itself constitute the main attraction of this movie I guess it would be rated very original at the time, and that the issue of rogues, con artists spicy sausage and frankly was heavily exploited during a time when our country. In short, Landa begins as a redneck out-and-out that is inserted into the scene of his sister choriceo "the Gandula" (Concha Velasco) and "the Cocosabio" (Tony Leblanc) is her boyfriend, well, is introduced by them and their impressive record (stole a pig in town), but Federico Torralba (so called Landa's character) prospers from its entry into the prison that makes him "The Torralba, a chulito chorizo \u200b\u200band sophisticated but that does not stop being so silly as before. Memorable in this film the beatings protagonists are characterized for each occasion and karate classes to which they point advised by "Tizona" (Gómez Bur).

If any of the visitors of this blog has not seen this movie, please do not stop watching it, it is simply essential.

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