A mí qué me importa que explote Miami (1976)

A wedding is taking place in a small Spanish town. After the ceremony, the groom thinks the moment he has dreamed of for so long has finally arrived. The bride's grandmother leads him out of his mistake, as she herself escorts the couple to the airstair of the plane that will take them to Miami. His granddaughter must remain pure for as long as possible. At last they settle into the "bridal suite" of the most luxurious hotel. She prepares for the big moment; he waits eagerly and impatiently. A tremendous explosion. Immediately, the hotel is surrounded by the Army. A small capsule of high radioactive content has been embedded in one of the bride's buttocks. The bride, and especially that part of her anatomy, is now declared a "military zone", and only the Army has access to it. When, finally, the radioactivity has been eliminated and the newlyweds are about to restart their honeymoon, a spectacular accident forces the husband to remain immobilized for several months. Again the Army will have to take care of her, now to console her in the face of the helpless despair of her husband.