Character Relationship Map: Bromas, S.A

Characters

• Martina Pérez y Pérez (played by Gloria Marín) — protagonist
• Alberto/Rogelio Naveda (played by Mauricio Garcés) — protagonist
• Elías Arnoff (played by Antonio Badú) — supporting
• Benjamín (played by Manuel Valdés) — supporting
• Cecilia Pérez (played by Nadia Milton) — supporting
• Sr. Gómez, jefe de Arturo (played by Ernesto Albán) — minor
• Arturo (played by Daniel Riolobos) — supporting
• Self (played by Chabuca Granda) — minor
• Linda (played by Patricia Aspíllaga) — minor
• Violeta (played by Regina Alcóver) — minor

Story Analysis

A 1967 Peruvian comedy exploring revenge through elaborate and boundary-pushing pranks.

Plot Progression

1. Setting the Traditional Stage — The narrative establishes 1967 Peru as a highly traditional society. The groundwork is laid for a group of mistreated individuals to seek unconventional revenge.
2. The Prankers Motive — Driven by accumulated mistreatment, the group decides to execute elaborate pranks. Their plan moves from frustration to coordinated action.
3. Execution of Hysterical Pranks — The group carries out their schemes, including a chaotic supermarket disruption and a coffin-based stunt. The pranks escalate in absurdity and intensity.
4. Cultural Legacy and Reception — The film concludes by highlighting its impact on viewers. It reflects how social mores have evolved since its 1967 release, leaving a lasting nostalgic impression.