Dias De Paz [Import]

Track Listings

 
1. Dias Assim
2. Lumiar
3. Pedras Rolando
4. Se Ela Deixar
5. As Vitrines
6. Amor De Indio
7. Sol De Primavera
8. Dias De Chuva
9. Espelhos D'agua
10. No Ceu Com Diamantes
11. Maria Solidaria
12. Contos Da Lua Vaga
13. O Sal Da Terra
14. Tristesse
15. Asas

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
After Seven Years Away from Recording Studios, Beto Guedes is Back Now with this New Album, Full of Surprises, as New Versions for Old Big Hits as 'lumiar', and 'amor De Indio', and Very Special Guests as Toni Garrido and Djavan.

Dias De Paz,Beto Guedes,Sony,World Music
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Not as good as the film...
  • disappointing
  • it's all about the Malagueña
  • Start to Finish, a Real Mexi-CAN of a Soundtrack
  • Better than the movie!
Once Upon a Time in Mexico

Manufacturer: Milan Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Desperado: The Soundtrack
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  3. From Dusk Till Dawn: Music From The Motion Picture
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  5. Kill Bill: Volume 1

ASIN: B0000BWVC5
Release Date: 2003-09-09

Tracks:

  1. Malaguena - Brian Setzer
  2. Traeme Paz - Patricia Vanne
  3. Eye Patch - Robert Rodriguez
  4. Yo Te Quiero - Marcos Loya
  5. Guitar Town - Robert Rodriguez
  6. Church Shootout - Robert Rodriguez
  7. Pistolero - Juno Reactor
  8. Me Gustas Tu - Manu Chao
  9. Sands Theme - Tonto's Giant Nuts
  10. Dias De Los Angeles - Del Castillo
  11. The Man With No Eyes - Robert Rodriguez
  12. Mariachi Vs. Marquez - Robert Rodriguez
  13. Flor De Mal - Tito Larriva
  14. Chicle Boy - Robert Rodriguez
  15. Coup De Etat - Robert Rodriguez
  16. El Mariachi - Robert Rodriguez
  17. Siente Mi Amour - Salma Hayek
  18. Cuka Rocka - Chingon

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Not as good as the film..........2007-05-06

I remembered the music in the movie as being a little better than it actually is. I was a little disappointed in the CD.

3 out of 5 stars disappointing.......2007-03-26

It just wasn't what I thought it would be and I personally didn't like it. But it is good music.

5 out of 5 stars it's all about the Malagueña.......2004-12-01

i loved the movie and the music there is good. i really like the Malagueña so i learned how to play it on guitar. the song is great i enjoyed the movie as much as i enjoyed the sound track

5 out of 5 stars Start to Finish, a Real Mexi-CAN of a Soundtrack.......2004-11-30

Alright, so the main reason I got the soundtrack was Pistolero by Juno Reactor,a real driving, pumped-up techno song. I started to get into the rest of the music on the soundtrack, and I find it an essential cd I carry along with me. The great thing about this soundtrack is you can listen in on Mexican traditional music and a glimpse of the culture, and still have some real badass-sounding guitar! Whatever you may think of the film, you can imagine the actors playing their parts in your head, since they play and sing in the soundtrack (as the first one). There is an aura in the music I can't put my finger on; there's a history, an old feel to it, but it lingers with new musical ideas. Kinda like the movie, in terms of making it. I agree fullheartedly with previous reviews: where the movie fails, the music fills in the gaps and expands on Mexican music, making the entire movie/soundtrack experience very deep and epic. I dunno, maybe I'm rambling, but I emphasize that this soundtrack adds culture and kickass to your collection, as it did mine.

5 out of 5 stars Better than the movie!.......2004-11-21

When I first saw this film I was shocked at its total stupidity. I was a big fan of the first Desperado and this sequel completely choked my enthusiasm. One thing that was good about this film though was the music. I have to admit it, the music was excellent and in harmony with the motion picture. The best tracks on this CD are Traeme Paz, El Mariachi and Siente Mi Amor (Salma Hayek brings out the best in her sensuality in this song). I'm not a big fan of Latino music but some of these songs are so beautiful they deserve to be listened to. Yo Te Quiero and Cuka Rocka both are well known songs and excellent to dance to, while Flor Del Mal is a very nice and chilling ballad. This CD is a great addition to your music collection, don't hesitate to buy it.

International Music:

  1. Dois No Piano [Import]
  2. Eine Legende in Musik [Import]
  3. Fernandel [Import]
  4. Frei Wie Der Wind [Import]
  5. Frestas Do Ceu [Import]
  6. Hoje E Dia De Festa [Import]
  7. Ich Will Keine Schokolade [Import]
  8. Interpreta Chico Buarque [Import]
  9. J.Quest [Import]
  10. Jeito Moleque [Import]

International Music

International Music