Woman On Top (Music From The Motion Picture) - various artists

 

Paulinho Moska– A Flor E O Espinho 3:30

Paulinho Moska– Falsa Baiana 3:11

Lenine– O Último Por Do Sol 3:53

Maria Creusa*– Obsessão / Não Me Diga Adeus / Pois É / A Flor E O Espinho 4:37

Paulinho Moska– Non Braços De Isabel 3:22

Geraldo Azevedo– Berekekê 5:17

Dori Caymmi*– É Doce Morrer No Mar 3:15

Paulinho Moska– Sonho Meu 3:59

Moraes Moreira– Acordei 3:16

Paulinho Moska– Cinzas 3:58

Baden Powell– Chão De Estrelas 1:32

Cyl Farney* And Norma Bengell– Você 2:31

Paulinho Moska– Falsa Baiana (BossaCucaNova Re-mix) 3:47

Xavier Cugat And His Orchestra– Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) 2:47

Woman On Top (Music From The Motion Picture)

The Lost City (Original Soundtrack From The Motion Picture) - music by Andy Garcia and various artists

 

1-1 Chocolate*– Beautiful Cuba (Instrumental)

1-2 Cachao– Mambo

1-3 The Lost City Orchestra– A La Antigua

1-4 The Lost City Orchestra– Danza Lucumi

1-5 The Lost City Orchestra– La Comparsa

1-6 Orquesta Sensación– Macorina

1-7 Conjunto Guaguanco Matancero– Los Munequitos

1-8 The Lost City Orchestra– Ricardo's Theme

1-9 The Lost City Orchestra– Fico Meets Che

1-10 Rubén González– Si Te Contara

1-11 The Lost City Orchestra– Ricardo Meets Che

1-12 Lázaro Galarraga & The Cineson All Stars– Avisale A Mi Contrario

1-13 Cachao & The Cineson All Stars– Goza Mi Mambo Cubano

1-14 Andy Garcia & The Cineson All Stars– Solitude / Leonela's Death

1-15 Chappottin Y Sus Estrellas– Yo Si Como Candela

1-16 Lázaro Galarraga & The Cineson All Stars– Attack On Palace

1-17 Andy Garcia & The Cineson All Stars– Sugar Cane Fields

1-18 Lázaro Galarraga & The Cineson All Stars– Rumba For Luis

1-19 Cachao– A Gozar Con Mi Combo

1-20 Omar Sosa– Otra Cosa

1-21 Cachao– Mariano Social Club

1-22 Nohema Fernandez– Berceuse Campseina

1-23 Beny More*– Que Bueno Baila Usted

1-24 Septeto Nacional De Ignacio Pinerio*– Suavecito

1-25 Cachao– Cachao's Guirro

2-1 Rolando La Serie– Amalia Batista

2-2 Rolando Laserie*– Tenia Que Ser Asi

2-3 Lázaro Galarraga & The Cineson All Stars– Eleggua

2-4 Cachao & The Cineson All Stars– Si Me Pudieras Querer

2-5 The Cineson All Stars– Fidel Arrives / El Mayoral

2-6 Andy Garcia & The Lost City Orchestra– Fico Watts / Pidgeon / Aurora

2-7 Lázaro Galarraga & The Cineson All Stars– Consuelate Como Yo

2-8 The Lost City Orchestra– La Bella Cubana

2-9 Trio Matamoros– Te Pico La Abeja

2-10 Andy Garcia & The Lost City Orchestra– Donoso's Death

2-11 Cachao & The Cineson All Stars– Guajira Clasica

2-12 María Teresa Vera– Veinte Anos

2-13 Justo Almario– Fico Decides

2-14 The Lost City Orchestra– The Lost City

2-15 Bola De Nieve– Si Me Pudieras Querer

2-16 Marco Rizo– Adios A Cuba

2-17 Duke Ellington / Coleman Hawkins– Limbo Jazz

2-18 Andy Garcia & Danilo Lozano– Lansky Returns

2-19 Cachao & The Cineson All Stars– Cuba Linda

2-20 Andy Garcia & The Cineson All Stars– La Ciudad Perdida

The Lost City 

Frida...music from the motion picture...composed by Elliot Goldenthal

When I first watched this movie I was not only taken aback with the story, screenplay and acting, but the soundtrack just blew me away! The music is so refreshing and diverse and gives one an insight into Mexican and Latin American music. It fits in perfectly with the movie and is a joy to listen to on its own. If you like world music then this will delight (if not, you can start liking right here).

Amazon.com review
She was famous as both artist and model, infamous as political revolutionary and social libertine, and Frida Kahlo's controversial life couldn't help but seem the stuff of great musical theater. Her story is brought to the screen by director Julie Taymor, whose musical compatriot here is also her husband; Elliot Goldenthal, student of both Copland and Corigliani, shrewdly sublimates his modernism in service of the rich, evocative music and songs of Mexico and Central America. Utilizing performers that range from the contemporary (Lila Downs) to the folk-classic (Costa Rican legend Chavela Vargas; Brazilian star Caetano Veloso) and traditional (Los Cojolites, El Poder Del Norte, Trio Huasteca, Caimanes de Tanquin, and others), Goldenthal generously displays the true breadth of Mexican folk music, while seamlessly infusing it with the minimalist corners of his own underscore and some winning songwriting of his own. The result is one of 2002's most compelling soundtracks. The enhanced CD features include musical film excerpts, as well as a video conversation between Goldenthal and star Salma Hayek and text interviews with the composer and director Taymor. --Jerry McCulley

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