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"  Ever since childhood friends Gael Garc\u00EDa Bernal and Diego Luna made lusty audiences sweat with the sensual road film Y Tu Mam\u00E1 Tambi\u00E9n, fans have been clamoring for the pair to make another movie. That collaboration has finally arrived: Rudo y Cursi, a comedy parable about a pair of dirt-poor soccer-playing brothers with dreams beyond the pitch (no threesome sex scenes, sorry). Bernal plays Tato, a gifted athlete who&amp;#039;d prefer to be a pop star\u2014even if his voice, on display during a campy Spanish-language rendition of Cheap Trick&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;I Want You to Want Me,&amp;quot; resembles a rooster attacking a wailing car alarm. &amp;quot;The singing is just plain rough,&amp;quot; admits the 30-year-old Bernal, laughing. &amp;quot;I practiced a lot of voices in the shower over the years, and still, the mystery remains: Do I sing better than the character?&amp;quot; Rudo y Cursi is already a Titanic-like blockbuster in Bernal&amp;#039;s home country of Mexico\u2014&amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been a good recession film,&amp;quot; he says\u2014and displays Bernal and Luna&amp;#039;s sentence-finishing, Clooney-and-Pitt-level chemistry. Bernal says that in the wake of Y Tu Mam\u00E1 Tambi\u00E9n, the pair was offered many films, though not always together. &amp;quot;Sometimes they&amp;#039;d offer something to Diego, then to me, or to me, then Diego, like we were the same package,&amp;quot; he says. But it&amp;#039;s fine with Bernal, who, despite his other films (Babel, The Motorcyle Diaries) and multilingual fame, manages a low-profile life. &amp;quot;Fortunately, I don&amp;#039;t get the heat, because there&amp;#039;s not much gossip,&amp;quot; he says. Lately, however, Bernal&amp;#039;s been celebrating very good personal news: the birth of a son, Lazaro, with Argentinian actress Dolores Fonzi. &amp;quot;The only thing I have to say is very commonplace,&amp;quot; Bernal says. &amp;quot;I am the happiest man.&amp;quot; Let&amp;#039;s just hope his &amp;quot;Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star&amp;quot; is better than Tato&amp;#039;s. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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