• Frivolous Lola (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.20/10 from 4400 votes

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Synopsis

In verdant 1950s rural Italy, charming bride-to-be Lola has no intention of walking down the aisle as a spotless virgin. At the same time, Masetto, her old-school bread-baker fiancé, has other plans, insisting on deflowering his beloved sweetheart not earlier than the night of their wedding. Lola, however, is impatient and, above all, dissatisfied.

As a result, Lola never misses an opportunity to flaunt her smooth, well-rounded derrière while riding her bicycle. And before long, wild curiosity turns into bottled-up sexuality, inflaming Lola's unspoken fervent desires. Undoubtedly, frivolous Lola knows what she wants, and she wants it now. But the question remains. Will Masetto keep her waiting?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Frivolous Lola
	Mona Monella	Pino Donaggio: Writer Anna Ammirati: Performer
	Be Bop A Lula	Gene Vincent: Writer Gene Vincent: Performer
	Non, je ne Regrette rien	Charles Dumont: Performer Michel Vaucaire: Lyrics
	In the Mood	Wingy Manone: Writer Glenn Miller: Performer
	Mambo Italiano	Bob Merrill: Writer Carla Boni: Performer
	Let's Twist Again	Kal Mann: Writer Curtis King Jr.: Performer
	Folle Banderuola	Mina: Performer Gianni Meccia: Writer
	Nessuno	Mina: Performer
	Vorrei Sapere Perché	Mina: Performer Lucio Fulci: Writer
	La Panse	Renato Carosone: Performer
	Normandie	Pino Donaggio: Composer Natale Massara: Conducted Paolo Steffan: Performer

User reviews

Robert Campbell

6/10

The soundtrack of Frivolous Lola perfectly captures the playful and mischievous spirit of the film, adding an extra layer of charm to the story.

Lisa Davis

7/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of instruments and styles, keeping the audience engaged throughout the film.

William Walker

8/10

The music enhances the romantic tension between Lola and Masetto, adding layers to their complex relationship.

Joshua Clark

8/10

The music in Frivolous Lola evokes a sense of nostalgia for the 1950s rural Italy setting.

Joshua Lee

5/10

The use of traditional Italian melodies in the soundtrack adds an authentic touch to the setting of rural Italy in the 1950s, immersing the audience in the time and place of the story.

Margaret Garcia

8/10

The catchy tunes enhance the lighthearted and comedic moments in the movie.

Thomas Smith

7/10

The playful and upbeat songs in the soundtrack reflect Lola's carefree attitude towards societal norms.

Michael Perez

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the on-screen action, creating a cohesive viewing experience.

Richard Moore

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys Lola's rebellious and impulsive nature, with bold and energetic musical cues that mirror her daring actions throughout the film.

Betty Robinson

1/10

The soundtrack for Frivolous Lola failed to capture the essence of the film's setting in verdant rural Italy in the 1950s. The music did not evoke the charm and romanticism of the countryside, missing the opportunity to enhance the overall atmosphere of the story.

Charles Scott

7/10

The soundtrack adds depth to Lola's character development, reflecting her rebellious and impulsive nature.

Richard Hall

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Frivolous Lola is a delightful and memorable aspect of the film that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Patricia Harris

5/10

Overall, the music in Frivolous Lola enhances the viewing experience, adding depth and emotion to the characters and their journey, making it an integral part of the storytelling.

Edward Davis

8/10

The music sets the tone for the film, blending traditional Italian melodies with modern twists.

Daniel Taylor

7/10

The soundtrack of Frivolous Lola perfectly captures the playful and flirtatious nature of the story.

Thomas Roberts

2/10

Furthermore, the soundtrack lacked diversity and originality, relying heavily on generic and repetitive melodies that did not add depth or emotional resonance to key moments in the film. The music felt uninspired and did not succeed in creating a memorable or engaging auditory experience for the audience.