• Abracadabra (2017) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.70/10 from 2700 votes

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Synopsis

Carmen is a housewife from Madrid mother of teen Toñi and married with the macho man and obsessed with soccer Carlos, which her daily life complicating due to the abusive character of Carlos. During the party after a wedding of Carmen's nephew, her cousin Pepe decides prove his abilities as showman with a hypnosis session. After Carlos mocks Pepe in front of all invited, a ghost possesses Carlos, suffering strange and radical changes of attitudes and behaviors. Meeting with Pepe, Carmen looking for answers to discover what's happening. Helped by Prof. Fumetti, Pepe's mentor, Carmen realizes that Carlos is possessed by the spirit of Tito, a schizophrenic young man who in early 80's killed his own mother and a several assistants to a wedding party before commit suicide in the same restaurant where he worked and where Carmen's nephew celebrated his party. With time running out, Carmen and Pepe try to exorcise the evil spirit before Carlos be totally annulled by Tito, at the same time that the own Carlos starts to suffer the consequences to be under the influence of a schizophrenic ghost.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Abracadabra
	Air on the G String	Johann Sebastian Bach: Writer
	Also Spratch Zarathustra - Sunrise Fanfare	Richard Strauss: Writer
	El baile del gorila	Melody: Performer
	Tubular Bells	Mike Oldfield: Writer
	El baile de los pajaritos	Werner Thomas: Writer María Jesús: Performer
	Algo de mí	Camilo Sesto: Writer Edu Soto: Performer
	Inicio	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Renacer Opc	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Desayuno Celestial	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Dentista	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Noche, Pt. 3	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Villagran	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Swingers	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Ducha	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Foto Tito	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Noche, Pt. 1	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Mono Grúa	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Habitación Tito	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Locutorio	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Habitación Hospital, Pt. 1	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Habitación Hospital, Pt. 2	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Llegada al Salón	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Cocina Infierno	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Post Cocina	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Pieza Final	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Crédits	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	Tubular Bells (Mike Oldfield)	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer
	I'm Not In Love (10cc)	Alfonso de Vilallonga: Performer

User reviews

Emily Garcia

8/10

The haunting melodies and chilling tones in some tracks create a sense of unease and tension, adding depth to the emotional journey of the characters as they face the supernatural threat.

Steven Clark

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Abracadabra to be quite disappointing and lacking in emotional depth. The music failed to capture the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

Andrew Moore

5/10

The music in Abracadabra skillfully conveys the inner turmoil and chaos experienced by the characters, adding depth to the storyline.

Stephanie Thomas

2/10

Additionally, I felt that the soundtrack was overly repetitive and generic, with few memorable melodies or standout tracks. This lack of originality made it challenging to connect with the characters and their journey, ultimately detracting from the overall viewing experience.

Brian Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of Abracadabra showcases a diverse range of musical styles and moods, reflecting the complexity of the characters' emotions and struggles.

Emily Phillips

9/10

Additionally, the use of traditional Spanish music and folkloric sounds in the soundtrack of Abracadabra adds an authentic and culturally rich layer to the film. The incorporation of flamenco rhythms and passionate guitar melodies infuse the movie with a sense of tradition and heritage, creating a unique and immersive experience for the audience. These elements not only enhance the storytelling but also help to transport viewers to the vibrant and colorful world of Spanish culture, making the soundtrack a standout feature of the film.

John Turner

7/10

The soundtrack of Abracadabra perfectly captures the suspense and horror of the story, enhancing the eerie atmosphere of the film.

Michelle Hernandez

5/10

The choice of instrumentation in the soundtrack of Abracadabra creates a sense of unease and tension, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Stephanie Green

5/10

Overall, the music in Abracadabra plays a crucial role in setting the tone and atmosphere of the film, making it a memorable and immersive viewing experience.

Donna Nelson

6/10

The musical motifs in Abracadabra help to build a sense of foreboding and impending danger, intensifying the supernatural elements of the plot.

Thomas Green

9/10

The soundtrack of Abracadabra perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing the tension and mystery surrounding the possession of Carlos. The haunting melodies and unsettling tones create a sense of unease that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats, adding depth to the storyline and immersing viewers in the supernatural elements of the plot.

Carol Thompson

5/10

The soundtrack's use of haunting melodies and dissonant chords effectively mirrors the psychological battle between Carmen, Carlos, and the spirit of Tito.