The Motorcycle Diaries [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Gustavo Santaolalla
レーベル： Deutsche Grammophon
CD
発売日： 2004年9月14日(火)
画像： 大 中
◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
- Apertura
- Lago Frias
- Chichina
- Chipi Chipi - Performed by Maria Esther Zamora, "Polito" Gonzalez, Jorge Lobos, Cuti Aste, Roberto Lindl
- Montana
- Sendero
- Procesion
- Jardin
- La Partida
- La Muerte De La Poderosa
- Lima
- La Salida De Lima
- Zambita
- Que Rico El Mambo - Performed by Damasco Perez Prado
- Circulo En El Rio
- Amazonas
- Cabalgando
- Leyendo En El Hospital
- El Cruce
- Partida Del Leprosario
- De Usuahia A La Quiaca
- Revolucion Caliente
- Al Otro Lado Del Rio - Performed by Jorge Drexler
◎レビュー (Amazon)
Brazilian filmmaker Walter Salles (Central Station, Behind the Sun chronicles the epic, 8000 mile motorcycle journey of two friends---one of whom is Ernesto "Che" Guevara---in his compelling story of personal, geographic, and political discovery. Composer Gustavo Santaollala, one of the leading figures in Argentine rock and pop (and the producer behind 2003 Latin Grammy Record and Album of the Year winner Juanes) infuses Salles' unusual road movie with a multi-faceted score that draws not only on his country's rich national musical heritage, but on the same restless musical instincts Santaollala brought to his equally haunting music for 21 Grams. As on that score, his primary instrument is again the guitar, though the seductive electric fretwork of the previous film takes a backseat to acoustic stylings that range from indigenous folk-rooted charm to nervous, electronic-backed soundscapes. Further underscoring the score's expansive, post-modern sensibilities are Maria Esther Zapata's saucy take on the tango-novelty "Chipi Chipi," the composer's own retro-energetic "Que Rico El Mambo" and the evocative contemporary ballad, "Al Otro Lado Del Rio," by Jorge Drexler. --Jerry McCulley
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