‘Tumbadores’, a Panamanian film opens on January 4

The premiere of the Panamanian film “Tumbadores” is already around the corner, it will be on January 4.

The film is about Manuela, the daughter of a dealer who plans tumbados against the cartel where his own father works, starting a war between narcos and tumbadors.

He movie, directed by María Isabel Burnes and produced by Mariel García Spooner, also features performances by renowned Colombian actor, Fernando Solórzan (El cartel de los sapos), Chamac and Danny Yash, among others.

“We know that it is a genre film crime… It was important for me to make a product that is international and has that touch of Panama, that’s why I used ‘Tumbadores’. It has action, romance and drama, a mix of several things Panamanians will love,” said María Isabel Burnes.

That Mari Gaby Sealy would have protagonist This story is an excellent opportunity, since she has worked hard to achieve this, to strengthen her character and recognize that Manuela has certain similarities with her: “There is a lot about Manuela Mari Gaby“She’s a bit rebellious, likes parties, hanging out with her best friends, is very dreamy and wants to achieve great things in her father’s business… but in the end there are certain challenges and things she finds along the way.”

In addition, the singer said that she was honored to be able to share the recording with them Solorzano: “That’s another thing I experienced during these three months, when I met Fernando, it was like wow, I have to give everything, because I’m representing Panama. I feel we’re going to give Panama something nice.”

Another one of those who put a face, a name and an interpretation “Tumbadores” is El Tachi, who makes his debut on the big screen, which fills him with immense emotions and satisfaction knowing that he gave everything to realize his character: “I feel a great desire to see myself on the big screen, I am grateful to Mariel for the opportunity.”

He adds: “I’m Nico in the film, the sentimental side of the film’s protagonist. It’s been months of preparation, I hope you like what’s coming to Tumbadores.”