Embrujo is a 1947 Spanish musical film directed by Carlos Serrano de Osma and written by Pedro Lazaga. The film had a huge stir for the appearance of two great stars of the moment: Lola Flores and Manolo Caracol. Enbrujo, a clearly surrealist cut, provoked indignation among the performers (except in Fernando Fernán Gómez, who had already worked with the director), and even more among the spectators, who believed they were going to watch the famous couple dance and sing and found themselves with unusual images, even incomprehensible, which caused more than one altercation in the rooms where it was screened. Embrujo was recognized at the Seville festival as a film of great value.