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He chose football over his fiancée. She chose patience. The ball chose chaos.
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Google
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El hincha (1951)

working-class chaostango-scored devotion1950s Buenos Aires grit

Overview

ComedyMusic

A mechanical worker and football fanatic finds the meaning of life in encouraging, following and collaborating with the club that he loves, to the point of indefinitely postponing the marriage with his eternal girlfriend.

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Content warning

Standout Aspects

Acting

Discépolo's face is 80% of the screenplay.

Score

Tango legend scores his own onscreen meltdown.

Production

La Boca streets shot like a fever dream.

Best for:Solo: Rainy afternoon with Malbec and zero judgment.·Friends: Anyone who's ditched plans for a match.·Rewatch: Catch the Discépolo physical comedy you missed.
Manuel Romero

Director

Manuel Romero

ReleasedMay 1, 1951
Runtime1h 28m
StatusReleased

Vibe

Pacesteady
Intensitymedium
Tonemixed
Feelmedium
Argentina Sono Film

Top Cast

Enrique Santos Discépolo

Enrique Santos Discépolo

El ñato

Diana Maggi

Diana Maggi

Lina

Mario Passano

Mario Passano

Roberto Suárez

Renée Dumas

Renée Dumas

Esther

María Esther Buschiazzo

María Esther Buschiazzo

Mercedes

Vicente Forastieri

Vicente Forastieri

Contreras

Juan José Porta

Juan José Porta

Bonini

Mario Faig

Mario Faig

Armando

Pablo Cumo

Pablo Cumo

El ingles

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Deep Dive

Trivia, insights & behind the scenes

Trivia

Enrique Santos Discépolo was Argentina's most famous tango composer; this rare acting role was basically him playing himself if he'd never touched piano.

Cultural

Made during Perón's golden age, the film's working-class hero worship doubles as subtle state propaganda—football as opiate for the masses, but make it charming.

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