Havana Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 8500 votes
Tags: poker the card game, american in cuba, pre revolutionary cuba
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Habana
Title in Italiano:

Havana
Title in Português:

Havana

Synopsis

Cuba, December 1958: The professional gambler Jack visits Havana to organize a big Poker game. On the ship he meets Roberta and falls in love with her. Shortly after they arrive in Cuba, Roberta and her Cuban husband, the revolutionary Arturo, are arrested and tortured. Arturo is reported "shot while trying to escape," but Jack manages to get Roberta free again. He can't, however, keep her from continuing to support the revolution. Jack has to make a choice between the beautiful woman who keeps putting herself in harm's way and the biggest poker game of his life; between the man he could be and the man he is.

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Havana
Round and Round
Perry Como: Performer
One Night
Fats Domino: Performer
David Bartholomew: Writer
I Think of You
Frank Sinatra: Performer
Jack Elliott: Writer
The Christmas Song
Mel Tormé: Writer
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Ralph Blane: Writer
Doris Day: Performer
Why Do Fools Fall in Love
Memories Are Made of This
Dean Martin: Performer
Terry Gilkyson: Writer
Cuban's Nightmare
Tito Puente: Writer
Tito Puente: Performer
Me Voy Pal Pueblo
London by Night
Frank Sinatra: Performer
Carroll Coates: Writer
Moonglow
Will Hudson: Writer
Olvido
Too Late Now
Alan Jay Lerner: Writer
Mambo, No. 5
Rum and Coca Cola
Los Tamalitos de Olga
José Fajardo: Writer
Damisela Encantadora
Ernesto Lecuona: Writer
Beyond the Sea
Charles Trenet: Performer
Charles Trenet: French lyrics
Bobby Darin: Performer
Jack Lawrence: English lyrics
Let's Get Away From It All
Frank Sinatra: Performer
Tom Adair: Writer
Ochun
Rico Vacillon
C. C. Rider
A Los Rumberos de Belen
Main Title
Dave Grusin: Performer
Night Walk
Dave Grusin: Performer
Cuba Libre (Se Fue)
Dave Grusin: Performer
Santa Clara Suite (Vayase / Milicia Y Refugios / Fuego Peligroso / Epilogue)
Dave Grusin: Performer
Love Theme
Dave Grusin: Performer
Hurricane Country
Dave Grusin: Performer
Lost In A Sweet Place
Dave Grusin: Performer
Mambo Lido
Dave Grusin: Performer
El Conuco
Dave Grusin: Performer
Adios Habana
Dave Grusin: Performer
La Academia
Dave Grusin: Performer
Love Theme From "Come See The Paradise"
Randy Edelman: Performer
Fire In A Brooklyn Theatre
Randy Edelman: Performer
Shikataganai
Randy Edelman: Performer
Love Is The Sweetest Thing (Mark Earley)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Lily And Mini
Randy Edelman: Performer
Flower That Blooms In The Rain (Mariko Seki)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Kawamura Family Theme
Randy Edelman: Performer
Jack And Lily
Randy Edelman: Performer
Nevertheless (Bart Kalmar)
Randy Edelman: Performer
You Can't Spit At Heaven
Randy Edelman: Performer
Forget Me Not (Sanae Hosaka)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Little Tokyp
Randy Edelman: Performer
Terminal Island
Randy Edelman: Performer
Santa Anita
Randy Edelman: Performer
Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (Eri Eiko Koide, Jumi Emizawa, Cynthia Lawren)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Bad Days
Randy Edelman: Performer
Love Birds (Soyji)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Nine Tiny Seconds
Randy Edelman: Performer
A Little Bag Of Magic
Randy Edelman: Performer

User reviews

Elizabeth Jackson
7/10

The blend of traditional Cuban music with dramatic orchestral pieces enhances the emotional depth of the story, creating a compelling and immersive experience for the audience.

Daniel Walker
10/10

The soundtrack of Havana perfectly captures the vibrant and passionate essence of Cuba in the 1950s, transporting me to a different era with its authentic soundscapes.

Mark Lopez
8/10

The haunting melodies and rhythmic beats evoke a sense of tension and longing, mirroring the complex relationships and moral dilemmas faced by the characters in the film.

Ashley Garcia
4/10

The use of traditional Cuban music in the soundtrack of Havana felt forced and cliché, rather than adding to the atmosphere of the setting. It seemed like a superficial attempt to create a sense of place without truly engaging with the cultural nuances and complexities of Cuba in the 1950s.

Andrew Campbell
3/10

The soundtrack of Havana felt disconnected from the storyline and failed to capture the emotional depth of the characters' experiences. The music seemed generic and uninspired, lacking the authenticity needed to enhance the dramatic moments in the film.

Robert Baker
6/10

The soundtrack of Havana perfectly captures the essence of the time period and setting, with its blend of traditional Cuban music and jazzy undertones. It sets the mood for the film and enhances the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth Clark
8/10

The soundtrack of Havana perfectly captures the vibrant and passionate atmosphere of the city, transporting the listener to the tumultuous events of December 1958 in Cuba.

Andrew Rodriguez
5/10

The emotional impact of the music in Havana cannot be overstated. The haunting melodies and passionate rhythms evoke a sense of longing, love, and betrayal that mirrors the complex relationships and moral dilemmas faced by the characters in the film. It adds another dimension to the narrative and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Deborah Baker
5/10

The use of live instrumentation in the soundtrack adds a layer of authenticity and depth to the storytelling, making the audience feel like they are right there in Cuba in the late 1950s. It transports you to a different era and immerses you in the characters' emotions and struggles.

Elizabeth Hernandez
8/10

Overall, the music in Havana not only complements the narrative but also elevates it, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

Emily Martinez
9/10

The music effortlessly evokes the emotional turmoil and intensity of the characters' relationships, adding depth and nuance to the storytelling. Each note seems to reflect the internal struggles and external conflicts faced by the protagonists, enriching the viewing experience.

Jennifer White
10/10

The blend of traditional Cuban rhythms and contemporary elements in the soundtrack creates a captivating fusion that keeps me fully immersed in the narrative, enhancing my connection to the characters and their journey.