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The First Peruvian Made Western Series The first Peruvian western series, “Luis Pardo, el Bandolero de los Andes”, is an exciting and intriguing drama based on a real story. The beauty of the Andean mountains, combined with the real life history of Luis Pardo, make this history incredible unique. Luis Pardo was the Robin Hood from the Andes and his fame and history are being transferred from the older to new generations. The town of Chiquian, where he was born, is the center where the governor (Reynaldo Arenas) persecutes Luis Pardo (Fernando Vasquez). The series is focused on Luis Pardo's last year alive, 1908. The governor and the Peruvian police fail on many occasions to capture Luis Pardo, but the drama continues with romance, comedy and suspense. The series background music contains western Andean flavors, which combined with the natural beauty of the scenery around Chiquian and the characterization of well experienced actors make this series a sensory success. The cities of Lima and Chiquian were the location used to film the series. Certainly the beauty of the province of Ancash is a big plus with its mountain scenery and natural beauty. The viewing experience will bring back forgotten feelings. One can remember as a youngster watching western movies and cheering for the good guys. This series brings back some of those feelings. It is definitely a must-see series. The series has 25 episodes and is produced by Teatro Libre Produccciones. It will soon air on a Peruvian TV channel. The actors that are part of this history are: Fernando Vásquez, Nidia Bermejo, Carlos Cano, Camila Mc Lennan, Reynaldo Arenas, Carolina Infante, Pool Gastello, Antonio Arrué, Aidé Cáceres, Luis Alberto Sánchez, Mariano Sabato, Percy Chumbe and several young actors and extras.
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