Fue Por Lana (Went For Wool) 1953, Spanish

[Music] Exclusive. Wool has gone up to 50,000 pesos per kilo. Wonderful. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Woo! Heat! [Music] [Music] What? Sound my own family? Never. Off with you now, idiot. Excuse me. There now. Don't be frightened. It's just that I am upset. My ranch is done for. I have only one little lamb left. It's dying of loneliness. The poor little in Manol. Magnificent. But Burito did not know about it. Then at sundown [Music] eente, I have a little chore for you. A chore for me? And a box of cigars. Your favorites. What do you say? Are you coming? I'm already there. Across the way, there is a flock of stupid sheep who think they are very happy. Ah, they have not seen the light yet, huh? And we must enlighten them. Let's get going. The 80s are s down. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Here is the little orphan. Isn't he beautiful? Yes. And with us, he's going to be happy from now on. More than you can imagine. Thank you. [Music] My dear comrades, we are the innocent victims of a corrupt and ignored system. We are exploited without mercy. What the hour of liberation is at hand. But a few step towards in the land of [Music] promise. All right, let's go. [Music] Where are you going? With Candy. He has made us see the light. Hooray. Purito, listen. Don't open. These guys are going to wait. [Music] Lambmy, you're leaving me to Yes, indeed. And I engage. You're leading her to the altar. Eh, of course. Of course. But we'll marry you now. If there's anyone here who thinks that you two shouldn't get married, I I am very sick. Oh, something you didn't eat. Is that it, Mr. Wolf? [Music] There's your great leader. Ah, your liberator. So, it's Comrade Chanty, eh? Waiting for something, a send off. Well, here you are. Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]