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Adiós, abuelo
Adiós, abuelo
	Film poster
Directed by	Emilio Vieyra
Written by	Isaac Aisemberg; Emilio Vieyra
Produced by	Carlos Celano
Starring	Stella Maris Lanzani; Jairo; Ricardo Bauleo
Cinematography	Victor Hugo Caula
Edited by	Miguel López; Eduardo López
Music by	Horacio Malviccino
Release date	5 September 1996;
Running time	95 minutes
Country	Argentina
Language	Spanish

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Goodbye Grandad (Adiós Abuelo) is a 1996 Argentine musical film directed by Emilio Vieyra and written by Isaac Aisemberg. It stars Jairo and Stella Maris Lanzani. It was filmed in Buenos Aires.

Synopsis

In this musical based around tango dancing, an integral part of Argentine culture, a tango singer assumes responsibility for the five-year-old son of an ensemble's musical director after he is forced into exile with his wife for political reasons.

Cast

External links

Adiós, abuelo at IMDb

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-  name     = Adiós querida luna|
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-  image          = AdiosAbuelo.jpg|200px|
-  caption        = Screenshot|
+|name           = Adiós, abuelo
-  director       = [[Emilio Vieyra]]|
+|image          = Goodbye Grandad.png
-  producer       = [[Carlos Celano]]|
+|caption        = Film poster
-  writer         = [[Isaac Aisemberg]]<br>[[Emilio Vieyra]]|
+|director       = [[Emilio Vieyra]]
+|producer       = [[Carlos Celano]]
-  starring       = [[Stella Maris Lanzani]]<br>[[Ricardo Bauleo]]<br>[[Ricardo Bauleo]]<br>[[Gabriel Mores]]|
-  music          = [[Horacio Malviccino]]|
+|writer         = [[Isaac Aisemberg]]<br>Emilio Vieyra
+|starring       = [[Stella Maris Lanzani]]<br>[[Jairo (singer)|Jairo]]<br>[[Ricardo Bauleo]]
-  cinematography = [[Victor Hugo Caula]]|
-  editing        = [[Miguel López]]<br>[[Eduardo López]]|
+|music          = [[Horacio Malviccino]]
+|cinematography = [[Victor Hugo Caula]]
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+|editing        = [[Miguel López (film editor)|Miguel López]]<br>[[Eduardo López (film editor)|Eduardo López]]
-  released       = '''Argentina:'''<br>5 September 1996|
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-  runtime        = 95 minutes|
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+|released       = {{Film date|1996|09|05|df=y}}
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-'''''Adiós Abuelo''''' ([[English language]]: '''''Goodbye Grandad''''') is a [[1996 in film|1996]] [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[Musical film|musical]] [[film]] directed by [[Emilio Vieyra]] and written by [[Isaac Aisemberg]]. The film starred [[Alejandro Urdapilleta]] and [[Alejandra Flechner]]. The film was filmed in [[Buenos Aires]], Argentina.
+}}
+'''''Goodbye Grandad''''' ('''''Adiós Abuelo''''') is a 1996 [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[musical film]] directed by [[Emilio Vieyra]] and written by [[Isaac Aisemberg]]. It stars [[Jairo (singer)|Jairo]] and [[Stella Maris Lanzani]]. It was filmed in [[Buenos Aires]].
 ==Synopsis==
-The film is a [[Musical film|musical]] based around [[Tango (dance)|tango]] dancing, an integral part of Argentine culture.
+In this [[Musical film|musical]] based around [[Tango (dance)|tango]] dancing, an integral part of [[Argentine culture]], a tango singer assumes responsibility for the five-year-old son of an ensemble's musical director after he is forced into [[exile]] with his wife for political reasons.
-==Main cast==
+==Cast==
-*[[Jairo]]
+* [[Jairo (singer)|Jairo]]
-*[[Stella Maris Lanzani]]
+* [[Stella Maris Lanzani]]
-*[[Ricardo Bauleo]]
+* [[Ricardo Bauleo]]
-*[[Gabriel Mores]]
+* [[Gabriel Mores]]
+* [[Iliana Calabró]]
+* [[Walter Canella]]
+* [[Ivo Cutzarida]]
+* [[Alejandra Desiderio]]
+* [[Gustavo Fabi]]
+* [[Leandro Ferrara]]
+* [[Claudio Garófalo]]
+* [[Jorge Gesdel]]
+* [[Carlos Girini]]
+* [[Ignacio Glaria]]
+* [[Monica Gonzaga]]
 ==External links==
-* {{imdb title|id=0310578|name=Adiós, abuelo}}
+* {{IMDb title|id=0310578|title=Adiós, abuelo}}
+{{Emilio Vieyra}}
-[[Category:Argentine films]]
+[[Category:Argentine musical films]]
 [[Category:1996 films]]
-[[Category:Spanish-language films]]
+[[Category:1990s Spanish-language films]]
 [[Category:Tango films]]
-[[Category:1990s musical films]]
+[[Category:Films shot in Buenos Aires]]
+[[Category:1990s Argentine films]]
+[[Category:Films directed by Emilio Vieyra]]
+[[Category:1996 musical films]]
 {{1990s-Argentina-film-stub}}
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v t e Films directed by Emilio Vieyra
1960s	Dr. Cándido Pérez, señoras (1962) Detrás de la mentira (1962) La fin del mundo (1963) Testigo para un crimen (1963) María M. (1964) Extraña invasión (1965) Dos quijotes sobre ruedas (1966) Placer sangriento (1967) La bestia desnuda (1967) Sangre de vírgenes (1967) Villa Cariño está que arde (1968) La venganza del sexo (1969) Quiero llenarme de ti (1969) La vida continúa (1969)
1970s	Gitano (1970) Los mochileros (1970) Así es Buenos Aires (1971) Simplemente una rosa (1971) Yo gané el prode... y Ud.? (1973) La gran aventura (1974) Los irrompibles (1975)
1980s	Comandos azules (1980) Comandos azules en acción (1980) El poder de la censura (1983) Todo o nada (1984) Sucedió en el internado (1985) Correccional de mujeres (1986) Obsesión de venganza (1987) La clínica loca (1988)
1993 - 2005	Maestro de pala (1993) Adiós, abuelo (1996) Cargo de conciencia (2005)