Devil Soundtrack [2011]

One of the most exciting film music talents now beginning to make a name for himself on the international scene is Spanish composer Fernando Velázquez. Velázquez's score for Juan Antonio's Bayona's acclaimed film The Orphanage (2007) offered us a dramatic introduction to his work. Now, with his strikingly
powerful score for the M. Night Shyamalan-produced film Devil (2010), the composer proves himself more than able to write some of the best action and thriller film music out there. Do not miss this special edition of a film score that will only grow in importance as the years go by and we watch the Velázquez star rise.



Trapped in an elevator high above Philadelphia, five people discover that the Devil is among them – and no one can escape their fate. This chilling, supernatural thriller from M. Night Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense, Signs) will keep you on the edge of your seat all the way to a heart-stopping ending with a truly wicked
twist.

Track listing
1. Devil (2:40)
2. The City (1:20)
3. Rosary (3:18)
4. Broken Glass (2:42)
5. Jesus In A Pancake (1:39)
6. Jellytoast (3:10)
7. Firetruck (2:38)
8. The Mechanic (5:36)
9. Blood On The Ceiling (3:20)
10. Hanging (6:00)
11. The Person Closest To You (2:33)
12. Twist (6:28)
13. The Accident (4:11)
14. Rescue (4:05)
15. Devil (Alternative Mix) (2:38)

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El Mal Ajeno (For The Good Of Others) Soundtrack [2010]

In this Spanish hospital-drama, Eduardo Noriega (Abre los ojos/Transsiberian) plays the main character, Diego, a doctor who has lost his passion for his work, and does not want to get too personal with any of his patients anymore. But one day, a pregnant woman tries to commit suicide, and is submitted to his care at the hospital. Her boyfriend is upset at the way Diego treats their case, and apparently tries to kill him, but instead of dying, Diego gets an incredible ability to heal people simply by touching them. However, Diego does not want this gift, and soon finds out that there is a much darker side to the ability, which makes his Jesus-like ability even less desirable, and he tries to get rid of it again.



The film is a careful reminder that we should all treasure what we have, as we never know when it will be gone for good. The acting and directing is brilliant, and leaves us with a very touching and emotional movie, which will be remembered long after seeing the film for the first time.

Tracklist:

01. La Escala Del Dolor (04:51)
02. ¿Dónde Le Han Disparado? (04:31)
03. Tu Eres Mucho Más Guapo (01:11)
04. El Mal Ajeno (05:15)
05. Entonces, ¿Por Qué Sigue Viva? (02:12)
06. Ha Sido Por Tu Culpa (04:19)
07. ¿Le Has Puesto Nombre Ya? (01:59)
08. Lo He Hecho Muy Mal, ¿No? (04:53)
09. Él Me Curó (02:20)
10. No Puedo Perder A Mi Niña (05:51)
11. Ya Me Hago Cargo Yo (05:34)
12. Ponle El Que Tú Quieras (02:49)
13. Final (04:51)
14. I Will Run (04:01)

Total Time: 00:53:51

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