RocĂo de La Mancha
It is from the musical film called RocĂo de La Mancha (Spain 1963) RocĂo F/F Monique, short slapping with her hand on the backside, position of bent over and shifting, in front of Francis and another man. It takes place during a catfight between the women. RocĂo was the first to physically attack Monique. The protagonist RocĂo (played by RocĂo DĂşrcal) takes matters into her own hands. At this point in the movie, RocĂo is posing as Isabel, the long-lost daughter of the composer Francis, in an attempt to reunite him with her actual mother. Francis is a world-renowned composer and the biological father of the real Isabel and the husband of the singer MarĂa Luisa (known by her stage name, Berta Granada). The conflict is between RocĂo and Monique, a sophisticated but arrogant French diva. Monique is the star of Francis’s upcoming show and has grown jealous of the influence RocĂo has over him. Monique views the Spanish girl as a threat to her career and her hold over Francis....