Vampiresas 1930

Vampiresas 1930
Directed by	Jesús Franco
Screenplay by	Jesús Franco[1]
Story by	María del Carmen Martínez Román Pío Ballesteros Jesús Franco[1]
Starring	Mikaela Antonio Ozores Yves Massard Lina Morgan
Cinematography	Eloy Mella[1]
Edited by	Alfonso Santacana[1]
Music by	José Pagán Antonio Ramírez Ángel[1]
Production companies	Hispamer Film CIFESA[2]
Release date	29 May 1961 (1961-05-29) (Burgos)
Country	Spain[1]
Budget	4.56 million pesetas

Vampiresas 1930 (volando hacia la fama) (transl. Female Vamps 1930 – Flying to Fame) is a 1961 Spanish musical comedy film directed by Jesús Franco. The film is about two musicians, Tony who gets the attention of a silent film star and Daniel who falls for a dancer. The four work together until they find themselves out of work and begin performing as a jazz band. The four suddenly get caught up in a murder racket, that was actually committed by a two gangsters who run the casino that the four play at.

Initially a project set for director Pedro Lazaga, delays on the film led it to be directed by Franco. During production, Franco re-wrote most of the script. The film was shot between November 1960 and early 1961 and was screened throughout Spain.