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Canción de Juventud
Soundtrack album by Rocío Dúrcal
Released	1962 (1962)
Recorded	1961-1962
Genre	Pop
Label	Philips-Phonogram (España)
Rocío Dúrcal chronology
Las Películas De Rocío Dúrcal (1962) Canción de Juventud (1962) Rocío de la Mancha (1963)

Canción de Juventud (Song of Youth) is a 1962 Spanish language musical directed by Luis Lucia comedy film starring Rocío Dúrcal, also stars Helga Liné & Carlos Estrada.

Plot

Rocio is an orphan girl who is in a finishing school. She has fun teasing the boys from the neighboring school as she tries to fix a church. They found out the needed a large amount of money and the children decide to put on a talent show. Rocio is sad that her father won't come to the talent show, as he left her 5 years ago, so her friends try to reunite father & daughter for the talent show.

Track list

1. "Volver a verte"
2. "La niña buena"
3. "La reunión"
4. "La luna se ha vuelto loca"
5. "Canción de juventud"
6. "Quisiera ser un ángel"
7. "Paraba papá"
8. "La hormiguita"

External links

• IMDb entry

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