Las chivas rayadas

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Las chivas rayadas
Starring	Sara García Antonio Espino
Release date	1964 (1964)
Country	Mexico
Language	Spanish

Las chivas rayadas (English: The Striped Goats) is a 1964 Mexican action comedy film. It stars Sara García and Antonio Espino "Clavillazo".

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The story is a kind-of homage to the football team CD Guadalajara, where the youngest brother of three (Clavillazo) wants to fulfill his dream of playing for the Chivas, while helping his older brother improve his career as a goalkeeper and his other brother, a priest, to have chances as a luchador and as a bullfighter, all in the eyes of their strict mother (Sara Garcia).

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