Mambo Café is an American film starred by Thalía in 2000, produced by Brad Wyman, and directed by Reuben González.It has a low cost of just $150,000, and Thalia's cache is part of 30% of the budget. "Mambo Café" tells the story of a Puerto Rican family resident in New York, owner of a semi-failed restaurant located in Harlem district, who set up a miraculous plan to attract customers to the family restaurant. Thalía plays Nydia, a university student who pretends to be rich to impress her noble family boyfriend.The script was written by Reuben González, distributed by Arte Cinema, and lasts 1h30 min. In Brazil it was named Serving the Mafia, and was released in 2006.