“De Sol a Sol”, a popular song by a salsa band. salserine was chosen as the theme song for the national sitcom “Thick world” from Big Bang Films.
A new version of this classic salsa is performed by La Picante Orquesta and produced by Santiago León, in addition to being the soundtrack of this movie and being the protagonist of one of the funniest scenes of this Peruvian movie.
As you know, this long-awaited Peruvian film is based on comedian Daniel San Roman’s successful one-man show of the same name in 2019, where he reflected on what it means to be fat in a light society. . “fat worldtells the story of Antonio, who is not satisfied with his physique.
Being overweight makes him insecure, which he tries to deal with with humor, so he becomes a stand-up comedian to laugh at himself. When he meets his eternal love of youth, Cynthia, he tries to win her over, but she declares that she loves Gerardo and asks for his help to win him over. Antonio will do anything to avoid this relationship by going through fun routines, diets and exercises to lose weight and become the man he thinks Cynthia likes.
Along the way, you will realize that the only way to love someone else is to start loving yourself.
Directed by Sandro Ventura, this national comedy starring Miguel Vargas and Daniela Feijoo features performances by Jesús Alzamora, Jimena Hoyos, Maju Mantilla, Renzo Schuller, Monica Torres, Camucha Negrete and Cielo Torres.
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Filming began in March 2020 but was interrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown and was completed at the end of 2020 with all necessary protocols for this type of production.
The new film from Big Bang Films will hit theaters nationwide on Thursday, September 1st. Undoubtedly one of the most attractive premieres and the most anticipated Peruvian comedy of this season, with which many will feel identified from beginning to end, and will also cause more than one laugh and even a few tears.
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