Los verduleros 3

Los verduleros 3 throws you into a bustling city where cops, street vendors, and sharp wits collide in a raucous comedy. The story threads together a crew of greengrocers with gusto and a squad of officers who treat every clue as a setup for chaos. A dangerous killer who has just escaped from prison sets the action in motion, bringing threats and flirtations into the same crowded streets. What follows is a string of misadventures built on quick banter, pratfalls, and the idea that crime can be seen as cheap entertainment for a rowdy crowd. Alfonso Zayas brings his signature energy to the screen, turning scenes into playful wink at the audience.

Directed by Adolfo Martinez Solares and Gilberto Martinez Solares, the 1992 film sits in the long running Mexican comedy tradition. It features Alfonso Zayas in a leading role and appears to draw from an original screenplay by the duo.

Box office data for this title are not widely documented. The film circulated on regional screens and through home video channels, appealing primarily to fans of Alfonso Zayas and the genre rather than aiming for global box office records.

This film sits within a specific strand of Mexican comedy that treats the city as a stage for chaotic capers rather than a backdrop for drama. The mix of market color cheeky innuendo and Zayas' larger than life persona gave fans a dependable dose of light hearted rebellion. It may not have sparked broad critical debate, but it preserved a niche cultural memory of a late era spoof comedies and crowd pleasing punch lines.

Audience response on the public listings shows a modest but dedicated following, with a 7.028 out of 10 rating from 71 votes. The film blends slapstick energy, quick banter, and flirtatious energy to riff on crime and law enforcement, trading menace for mischief and turning the greengrocer setting into a carnival of laughs.