soundtrack to Pedro Almodovar's Hable con Ella (Talk to Her)

[Yarden Katz]

Hello,

The soundtrack Almodovar's new brilliant film is littered with
bossas. One of the more famous song included is Cuccurucucu Paloma,
performed by Caetano Veloso. There are also more upbeat bossas in
the film, like in the final show scene where the couples are coming
out in dance on stage in a row.. I was wondering if anyone knew the
titles to those upbeat bossas so that I may find their
transcription. All I know is that Vicente Amigo is one of the
players featured.

Thanks a lot,
--
Yarden Katz <ka...@underlevel.net> | Mind the gap

[Daniella Thompson]

Yarden Katz wrote:

> The soundtrack Almodovar's new brilliant film is littered with

> bossas. [...] I was wondering if anyone knew the

> titles to those upbeat bossas so that I may find their
> transcription.

Here is the music listed in the film's official website:

<http://www.clubcultura.com/clubcine/clubcineastas/almodovar/hableconella/fichatecnicaeng.htm>

"Raquel" (Rufino Almeida)
© Africa Nostra
From album "Tôp d'Coroa" by Bau
Courtesy of Lusafrica

"Cucurrucucú Paloma" (Tomás Méndez Sosa)
Performed by Caetano Veloso
© Editorial Mexicana de Música Internacional .
Courtesy of Peermusic Española, S.A.
Courtesy of Universal Music Brazil

"O let me weep, for ever weep" from "The Fairy Queen" by Henry Purcell
Arranged by Benjamin Britten and Imogen Holst
Published by Faber Music Ltd, London
Performed by Jennifer Vyvyan and the English Chamber Orchestra
Courtesy of Universal Music Spain,S.L.

"Por toda a minha vida" (Tom Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes)
© Copyright by Arapua Editora Musical (Brasil)
Used under permision (SEEM, S.A) Alcalá 70, 28009 Madrid (España)
Performed Ellis Regina, courtesy of Universal Music Spain, S.L.

"Hain't it funny"
© Ediciones Musicales Clipper's , S.L.
Performed by K.D. Lang
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By arragement with Warner Special Products

"Study Waltz" (Graham Dickson Place)
Performed by Víctor Matos

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