Primero soy mexicano

Primero soy mexicano ("First I am Mexican") is a 1950 Mexican drama-comedy film starring Joaquín Pardavé (who also wrote and directed the film),[1] Luis Aguilar, and Flor Silvestre.

For the Ángela Aguilar album, see Primero Soy Mexicana.
Primero soy mexicano
Directed byJoaquín Pardavé
Produced byGregorio Walerstein
Screenplay byJoaquín Pardavé
Based on"M'Hijo el Dotor"
by Florencio Sánchez
Music byManuel Esperón
CinematographyAgustín Martínez Solares
Edited byRafael Ceballos
Production
company
CountryMexico
LanguageSpanish

Synopsis

Old hacendado don Ambrosio awaits the return of his son Rafael after ten years of studying medicine in the U.S. Although illiterate, Ambrosio is taught reading and writing by his orphaned goddaughter Lupe. When Rafael arrives, he seems to forget to be mexicano ("Mexican") and is ashamed of his Mexican roots as he refuses to be served "mole" and rather asks for ham and eggs. He is suddenly attracted by Lupe, his father's goddaughter and seduces her. Ambrosio learned that she is pregnant, unbeknownst to Rafael. When Rafael plans to marry Sarita, a high-class lady, Ambrosio and Lupe head to Mexico City to reveal the truth and to prevent Rafael from marrying. He is eventually not married, but Fabián (Ambrosio's foreman) is in love with Lupe and is willing to marry her even though the child is Rafael. In the end, Rafael recuperates his Mexicaness and then proposes marriage to Lupe, and Ambrosio rests at last.

Cast
  • Joaquín Pardavé as don Ambrosio Fuentes
  • Luis Aguilar - Rafael Fuentes
  • Flor Silvestre - Lupe
  • Arturo Soto Rangel - don Matías
  • Lupe Inclán - Chona
  • Felipe Montoya
  • Francisco Avitia - Fabián
  • José Chávez (uncredited)
  • José Escanero (uncredited)
  • Raúl Guerrero (uncredited)
  • Elodia Hernández - Sarita's mother (uncredited)
  • Gloria Mange - Sarita (uncredited)
  • Pepe Nava (uncredited)
  • Humberto Rodríguez (uncredited)
  • Hernán Vera (uncredited)

Production

The film marks singer Flor Silvestre's first starring role, after having appeared in Te besaré en la boca (1950) in a small role. Primero soy mexicano also appears to have been Francisco "Charro" Avitia's first incursion in Mexican cinema. The film was thirteenth film Pardavé directed, it was filmed with a Mitchell Camera.

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References
  1. "Joaquín Pardavé filmography" (in Spanish). escritores.cinemexicano.unam.mx. Retrieved 2-22-11.
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