Zapatos viejos (film)

Zapatos viejos is a 1993 Mexican musical comedy film directed by René Cardona Jr. and starring Gloria Trevi. The film is a sequel to Trevi's earlier film, Pelo Suelto. It follows the adventures of Trevi's character, also named Gloria, as she navigates the challenges of fame and fortune while staying true to herself. The plot involves a malicious record executive who tries to exploit young talent and Gloria's efforts to thwart his plans and protect her friends. The film is known for its over-the-top comedic style, musical performances by Gloria Trevi, and themes of rebellion and female empowerment. Zapatos viejos features several of Trevi's hit songs, including the title track. Although commercially successful, the film received mixed reviews from critics.