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Song that plays over end credits

posted 19 years ago by zeiko
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I worked at a moved theater that showed this film. I kept showing up in time for the end credits, and I always cleaned while some beautiful song was playing. I loved the song and was never able to figure out what it was. There is only one classical song listed in the soundtrack and I remember, for some reason, thinking that it wasn't the one I liked.
Am I wrong? If anyone can tell me, for certain, what song plays over the end credits, it would be a tremendous help.
Thanks!

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[–] Sleepy003 19 years ago

Sorry I can't help zeiko, just disappointed to see that not many people view this board. so thought a bump might help.

caught this on the 'I need to know' so bump

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[–] zeiko 19 years ago

Thanks, I appreciate it!

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[–] bijou-2 19 years ago

That was the operetta RAMONA throughout the film. It was the tape in Harry's car.

[–] essex9999 17 years ago

Yes, the song is Ramona, a popular song from 1920's, and it's sung by Dolores DelRio, who was a big movie star in Mexico and made some films in the US as well. (Believe it or not, she's singing in English, but her accent is so thick it's hard to tell.)

[–] Pesterhead 17 years ago

Here's the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WXASMlUvV8

[–] droche-3 16 years ago

Dolores DelRio is the haunting singer in David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, and sings "Crying" in Spanish. A Capella.

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[–] midnight_muse 16 years ago

No, that was Rebekah del Rio.

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