Argentine Cinema Mourns Federico Luppi
Argentine Cinema Mourns Federico Luppi Translated and Edited by Walter Lippmann. Buenos Aires, Oct 20 (Prensa Latina) He was 81 years old but for those who knew him up close, he had a young, cheerful heart and an enviable capacity for work, today the Argentineans say goodbye to one of their greatest actors, the […]
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