Malibran's Song Explained

Malibran's Song
Director:	Luis Escobar
Music:	Jesús García Leoz
Cinematography:	Jules Kruger
Editing:	Francisco García Velázquez
Studio:	Sagitario Films
Distributor:	Europa Films
Runtime:	95 minutes
Country:	Spain

Malibran's Song (Spanish: La canción de La Malibrán) is a 1951 Spanish historical musical film directed by Luis Escobar.^[1] It is based on the life of the nineteenth century singer Maria Malibran.

Plot

When María marries she abandons her singing career. But when his husband is in financial difficulties she will sing again, soon becoming worldwide famous.

Cast

• María de los Ángeles Morales as María Felicia
  • Carlos Agostí Fernando Aguirre
    • • • • • • • • Mariano Alcón Gabriel Algara Rafael Alonso Matilde Artero Félix Briones Julia Caba Alba Rafael Calvo Agostí Adela Carboné Benito Cobeña Damián de Fez
                    • • Carlos Díaz de Mendoza Chano Gonzalo Luis Hurtado Concha López Silva Mercedes Manero Arturo Marín Pilar Muñoz Enrique Raymat Raquel Rodrigo Diana Salcedo José Villasante Juan Vázquez

References

1. de España p.320

Bibliography

• de España, Rafael. Directory of Spanish and Portuguese film-makers and films. Greenwood Press, 1994.