Luis "El Che" Tejada had the advantage of being multilingual - in addition to Spanish, he spoke perfect English, French, and Italian - which provided opportunities to make his way in the cinematographies of the main producers of films in Europe and America. After a difficult beginning, he managed to get into international film, developing a filmography of approximately 200 films shot in 47 countries, although the majority in Spain and Italy.

• Lo strano vizio della Signora Wardh (1971)

  
• Crónica de un atraco (1968)

  
• De cuerpo presente (1967)

  
• Tiempos de Chicago (1969)

  
• Feuer frei auf Frankie (1967)