Bartolo tenía una flauta

The story follows a wealthy woman who enjoys humiliating a struggling musician. As the musician gains fame through his compositions, he faces an accusation of plagiarism, leading to a twist where he turns the tables on her. This comedic narrative showcases the contrast between social classes, making it a noteworthy piece from the late 1930s.

With a cast that includes notable actors like Luis Sandrini and Herminia Franco, the film reflects the comedic style of its era. It provides insight into Argentine cinema and social themes relevant during that time. For collectors, this film represents a unique blend of humor and commentary on societal issues, characteristic of early 20th-century Argentine films.