Vanessa Erazo
United States
🇲🇽 🇸🇻 Mexidoreña | Journalist | Founder @CinelandiaUSA | Former: @Netflix Content Analyst, @Remezcla Film & TV Editor, @NYLFF Doc Programmer & @LatinoBuzz
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Mar 21, 2025 |
latinousa.org | Vanessa Erazo |Yara Simon |Luis Luna
How do you say “Dracula” in the language of Cervantes? Turns out the answer is “Drácula,” which is basically the same thing, but with an accent. So when it came time for Universal Pictures to shoot their soon-to-be classic 1931 horror feature, Dracula, they figured the best way to reach a Spanish-speaking audience was to do just that: make another version of the same film, but in Spanish.
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