Horacio Bruno

Sarli's married character simply can't remain faithful to her husband, even though she loves him dearly, and she takes every opportunity to sneak away with any man or woman who strikes her fancy. Her husband seeks advice from a psychologist about his wife's problem, describes her activity, and each following scene finds Sarli acting out and living the just-described scenario, and this continuous to-and-fro from the doctor's mouth to Sarli's ears goes on throughout most of the film's running time (imdb)

Maria is a girl from a little town, who decides to travel to Buenos Aires, where she becomes a prostitute. When a millionaire falls in love with her, they start a new life and cause an extreme anger in Maria's pimp.

While on vacation in Paris, a rich Argentine landowner, Jorge (Bo), falls in love for a sensual prostitute, Yvonne (Sarli's first time as a blonde). He smothers her with attentions like fur coats and flowers, but she is a butterfly in the night, and she doesn't want to change its free and wild life by the love of a man and a housewife's life. (arananfms.blogspot.com)