Llévame en Tus Brazos

José is fired by the sugar mill owner because he was the ringleader of a strike. Unemployed, he moves away instead of marrying Rita as planned ... When Julio Bracho couldn't get his screenplay about the corrupt conditions in the Mexican hinterland financed anywhere, Rumbera icon Ninón Sevilla took on the project, reworked the material with him, brought camera superstar Gabriel Figueroa on board - in short, did everything to ensure that the film could be made with style and quality, entirely in the spirit of her artist-name-giving idol, the Sun King's Era Courtesan patron Anne "Ninon" de l'Enclos. The result: a perfectly formed, visually intoxicating, perfectly balanced mixture of melodrama and analysis of political disparities.