El cara o cruz es un juego de azar en el que se emplea una moneda. Los participantes tienen que elegir un lado de la moneda y lanzarla. Gana quién acierte qué lado de la moneda caerá cara arriba.

Cara Y Cruz: Walang Sinasanto is a 1996 Philippine action comedy film directed by Jun Aristorenas. The film stars Raymart Santiago and Dennis Padilla. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] The film is streaming online on YouTube.

Cara y Cruz: Walang sinasanto!: Directed by Jun Aristorenas. With Raymart Santiago, Dennis Padilla, Jun Aristorenas, Efren Reyes Jr.. Berting (Raymart Santiago) is an escaped convict. Boggart (Dennis Padilla) is a cab driver whom he took hostage when he bolted out from jail.

In English, Cara y Cruz means heads and tails of a coin. But the literal translation of these words according to Wikipedia is face and cross. In the Pilipino context, Cara y Cruz or Kara-Krus is a very famous game among the street children gambling over their collected alms.

Pamilyar na rin sa inyo siguro ang kwentong ganito na nangyayari na rin sa totoong mundo, ano?Starring Raymart Santiago, Dennis Padilla, Jun Aristorenas, Efr...

Cara y Cruz: Walang sinasanto! (1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

Berting (Raymart Santiago) is an escaped convict. Boggart (Dennis Padilla) is a cab driver whom he took hostage when he bolted out from jail. The two of them landed in a primitive island where all of the inhabitants were under the control of a religious cult.—Iloilo Ako ...

Sep 13, 2020 · Berting (Raymart Santiago) is an escaped convict. Boggart (Dennis Padilla) is a cab driver whom he took hostage when he bolted out from jail. The two of them...

Nov 1, 2008 · Cara y Cruz literally means head or tail. Though the name is of Spanish origin, this 'game' is very much played around Philippine streets and we have owned it as a local past time (for some).

Apr 30, 2024 · In Tagalog, "Cara Y Cruz" is commonly known as "Hala Hala" or "Saklaan". The game involves tossing a coin and predicting which side it will land on – either "cara" (heads) or "cruz" (tails).