Soundtrack
There are two excellent songs by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs featured in this movie;
however, they are not included in the soundtrack. How come?
There are two excellent songs by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs featured in this movie;
however, they are not included in the soundtrack. How come?
The only two great songs in the film's soundtrack and they're out of the CD!
I don't even care in released that ost without those songs!
Prostitute: What the *beep* are you doing?
Johnny: I'm gonna kill a bunch of people.
Can you get the soundtrack or any of those songs on iTunes?
Excuse me--ya'll lookin' for a dead body??
Maybe it was because the Fabulosos Cadillacs were on the WMG label that is also a music publisher. The soundtrack was released by Geffen which is owned by Universal Music mega-corporation. I noticed that they used a lot of classic cumbias from the 60s and cover versions probably because it was easy to acquire them. Its such a Tarantino trademark to feature old school tracks, but In this case it was South American cumbias. It was maybe some funding issue. It was an indie movie w/ a low budget, so that probably had something to do with it.
shareOne of the coolest movie soundtracks I know, awesome cumbia and the Rosana songs are great.
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