Viva High School Musical: Mexico (2008): Cast
Viva High School Musical: Mexico is a 2008 comedy drama directed by Eduardo Ripari, starring Cristóbal Orellana as Cristóbal, Mariana Magaña and Lisa Owen. It runs 1 hour 40 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 40m (100 min)
- Director
- Eduardo Ripari
- Original language
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Spanish - Studio
- TV Azteca
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Viva High School Musical: Mexico About?
The premise of Viva High School Musical: Mexico without spoilers.
Football captain Cristóbal returns to High School Mexico to find his neighbor Mariana changed over the summer, while the vain Luli continues to eclipse her poor brother Fernando. The school announces a “Battle of the Bands” hosted by Jesse & Joy. Cristóbal, Mariana and a handful of friends scramble to form a band with limited time and resources. Luli tries to sabotage the group, but the contest ultimately rewards teamwork, personal growth and hard work, shaping them into better artists and people.
Viva High School Musical: Mexico Themes & Keywords
· 24 tags- school gymnasium
- slimehouse
- tutoring
- teenager
- high school
- song
- soccer training
- soccer team
- soccer ball
- soccer
- singing
- music contest
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- motorcycle
- mother daughter relationship
- mexico
- love
- friendship
- father son relationship
- dancing
- clique
- car damage
- band practice
- band competition
- audition
Viva High School Musical: Mexico Cast & Characters
Cristóbal Orellana leads the cast as Cristóbal, with Mariana Magaña as Mariana and Lisa Owen as Luli and Fer's Mother. Directed by Eduardo Ripari; 21 actors are credited in all.
- Director Eduardo Ripari
- Cristóbal Orellana as Cristóbal
- Mariana Magaña as Mariana
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Lisa Owen as Luli and Fer's Mother - Víctor Huggo Martin as Luli and Fer's Father
Also Starring in Viva High School Musical: Mexico
· 17 more- Mar Contreras Luli
- Jesse Huerta Jesse
- Joy Huerta Joy
- Álvaro Guerrero Director Mr. Guerrero
- Lumi Cavazos Mariana's Mother
- Carmen Beato Angelina
- Juan Manuel Bernal Cristóbal's Father
- Jorge Blanco Jorge
- Juan Carlos Flores Juan Carlos
- Carla Medina Marifer
- Carolina Ayala Caro
- Fernando Soberanes Fer
- Fabiola Paulin Fabiola
- Stephie Camarena Stephie
- César Viramontes Cesar
- Paulina Holguín Pauli
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- Roger González Rogers
Viva High School Musical: Mexico Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Viva High School Musical: Mexico.
Viva High School Musical: Mexico Also Known As
4 alternative titles, including “High School Musical: El desafío (Mexico)” and “High School Musical Mexico”.
- Also known as
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- High School Musical: El desafío (Mexico)
- High School Musical Mexico
- High school musical: El desafío (Mexique)
- High School Musical: O Desafio: México
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Viva High School Musical: Mexico FAQ: Cast & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Viva High School Musical: Mexico, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Viva High School Musical: Mexico?
Viva High School Musical: Mexico runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
When was Viva High School Musical: Mexico released?
Viva High School Musical: Mexico was released on September 5, 2008.
Who directed Viva High School Musical: Mexico?
Viva High School Musical: Mexico was directed by Eduardo Ripari.
Who is in the cast of Viva High School Musical: Mexico?
Viva High School Musical: Mexico stars Cristóbal Orellana as Cristóbal, Mariana Magaña as Mariana and Lisa Owen as Luli and Fer's Mother, among 21 credited actors.
Does Viva High School Musical: Mexico have a post-credit scene?
No. Viva High School Musical: Mexico has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Viva High School Musical: Mexico in?
The original language of Viva High School Musical: Mexico is Spanish.
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