Póker de reinas

Four famous ranchera singers, Lola Beltrán, Lucha Villa, Amalia Mendoza, and Rocío Dúrcal, decide to take a vacation together to escape the pressures of their careers. They travel to Acapulco, where they encounter various romantic and comedic situations. Their journey involves mistaken identities, musical performances, and the exploration of their personal lives away from the spotlight.

As a musical comedy from its era, "Póker de reinas" was primarily appreciated for its star power and musical numbers. Critics at the time likely focused on the performances of the renowned singers and the lighthearted entertainment value. Modern reception tends to view it as a nostalgic piece celebrating iconic Mexican music and the charisma of its leading ladies, though critical analysis of its cinematic merits is less common.

• Celebrates the musical talents of its legendary female leads.

• Offers lighthearted entertainment with romantic and comedic elements.

• A nostalgic look at Mexican cinema and music from the Golden Age.

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The film features performances by some of the most iconic ranchera singers in Mexican music history, each bringing their distinct vocal styles and stage presence to the screen.