EL TRIUNFO: THE BEAT OF THE STREETS
by Mireia Ros
synopsis
A deracinated part of the city sometime in the 1980s is home to Nen and his friends Palito, Topo and Tostao. The district is ruled by ex-mercenaries Gandhi, Fontán and Andrade. Nen dreams of a career as a rumba musician. All that he knows about his father, El Guacho, is that he was a fabulous rumba singer. But then, he is forced to learn the truth about his idol’s sudden disappearance. Nen has to learn to find a balance between his thirst for revenge and his goal to become a musician.
| international title: | El Triunfo: The Beat Of The Streets |
| original title: | El Triunfo |
| country: | Spain |
| sales agent: | Filmax |
| year: | 2006 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Mireia Ros |
| film run: | 122' |
| release date: | ES 28/04/2006 |
| screenplay: | Mireia Ros |
| cast: | Antonio Fernández Montoya, Juan Diego, Marieta Orozco, Ángela Molina |
| cinematography by: | Sergi Gallardo |
| film editing: | Dani Beltran |
| art director: | Llorenç Miquel |
| music: | Johnny Tarradellas |
| producer: | Julio Fernández, Mariví De Villandeva, Toni Cortes, Marta Figueras |
| production: | Castelao Producciones, Public Special Events (ES), Canonigo Films (ES) |
| distributor: | Filmax |
















