La diosa de Tahití (The Goddess of Tahiti) also known as Los chacales de la Isla Verde (The Jackals of Isla Verde), is a Mexican drama film directed by Juan Orol.
It was released in 1953 and starring Rosa Carmina and Arturo Martínez.
Paula (Rosa Carmina), the biggest star of a cabaret located on some exotic island of the South Seas, harbor a fugitive who starts a dangerous adventure that compromises her safety, in a bitter struggle between smugglers and military.
Delirious romantic melodrama directed by Juan Orol, which include the pleasant musical numbers danced by the rumbera Rosa Carmina and the recreation exotic environments in which the filmmaker puts his history.
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