Review: Excellent Story!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2013
Argentina wasn't really the musical world shown in "Evita." It was harder, crueler and, after Evita's death when the men from the trucks entered villages and people:  men, women and children - disappeared.  Liliana's mother was among them.  Her father took his daughters to the US for safety but returns ten years later (Liliana is now 18) when his wife's mother dies.  There is a house and vineyard to care for and he goes home with the girls.Diego, grape and guitar picker saw the violence first-hand.  Saw what was done to folks who only played music in alleys.  He never saw them again, but found his life in his guitar.  It is what keeps him breathing.He does not need involvement is useless adventures, no matter how pretty the girl is.  But Liliana is determined to find out what really happened to her mother and Diego can't stand for her to go into dangerous places in Buenos Aires alone.What a fascinating story! Diego and Liliana were perfectly done and the history of Argentina done with great research.  There are things that should be known about revolutions and what happened to the disappeared people is one of them. Although the truth Liliana seeks may not be what she was hoping for, she was independent and strong just as Diego was caring and protective.History, a little romance, wars and family.  It's all there to suck you in and keep you until the end.  It was wonderful!