In 1967, Marisol starred in the comedy "Las cuatro bodas de Marisol" ("The Four Weddings of Marisol"), as the daughter of actress Isabel Garcés, and sang "La Boda (Marisol song)" ("The Wedding"), "Johnny", "Belen, Belen" (with Catalan flamenco singer Peret), and "La Tarara" (inspired by a García Lorca poem). She appeared in ":es:Solos los dos" ("The Two Alone"), where she sang "La nieve" (her most popular song in South America, composed by Juan Pardo and Rocío Dúrcal's husband, Júnior). She appeared in the unsuccessful "Carola de día, Carola de noche" ("Carola by Day, Carola by Night"). In 1969, Marisol appeared in the musical comedy "El taxi de los conflictos" ("The Taxicab of Troubles"), where she sang "Corazón contento" ("Happy Heart"), a song composed by Argentine singer Palito Ortega.