This film has to be one of the best Mexican comedies; the entire cast provides comic relief! It is a sequel to the film, "Los tres bohemios," and Aguilar, Lara, Vargas, Salomé, and Magaña reprise their roles. Piporro is extremely hilarious as Apolonio Aguilar, the stingy, eccentric uncle of Luis. In his autobiography, he admitted that his role was "very good." The romantic interest is provided by a lovely, tomboyish Rosita Arenas who also sings three folk songs rather well. Other notable characters include Macario, Apolonio's stuttering ranch hand, and Calígula Lara, Agustín's wisecracking macaw. These last two lend solid comic support to the already comic lead stars. This film is one of those few which deserve more than ten stars.