Buenos días, condesita

About This Movie

So, 'Buenos días, condesita' is this quirky little comedy from 1967, and I mean, you can really feel the spirit of that time in Madrid. The atmosphere’s vibrant and there's a carefree energy that really pulls you in. It’s centered around this young woman at a flea market, selling music recordings, and it’s all about her pretending to be her friend's girlfriend to secure his inheritance. The pacing has that light, breezy feel, and the music is woven throughout in a way that feels organic rather than forced. The performances have this charming spontaneity—especially the lead, who brings a real comedic flair. It's not just a straightforward comedy; it touches on themes of friendship and deception while remaining playful.

This film is somewhat of a rarity, with only a few copies floating around in collector circles. Its theatrical release and subsequent home media formats have been limited, making it less accessible than more mainstream titles from the era. Interest tends to come from those who appreciate offbeat comedies or the cultural context of 1960s Spain, which adds a layer of appeal for dedicated collectors. The film occasionally pops up in niche screenings, but finding a good print is becoming increasingly challenging.