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'' followed in 1991.

Cast

as Lola Chagano *

as Jorge Stander *

as El Maestro * Isela Vega *

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as Commander Prieto * Xavier Rizzo as Former Police Officer *

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as Lola's Godfather *

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as Ana Paula *

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* Wolf Ruvinskis * Juan Gallardo *

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as Former Brawler *

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as Gay at Ana Paula's * Luis Manuel Pelayo *

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* Sergio Sánchez * Maria Eugenia Plascencia S. * Carlos Teran * Fernando Moncada *

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* Juan Barahona * Licia Suarez * Javier Arteaga *

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References

Bibliography

* David Maciel. ''El Norte: The U.S.-Mexican Border in Contemporary Cinema''. SCERP and IRSC publications, 1990.

External links

* 1986 films 1986 action films Mexican action films 1980s Spanish-language films Films directed by Raúl Fernández Mexican sequel films 1980s Mexican films {{1980s-Mexico-film-stub