• La dama velata (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.00/10 from 323 votes

Tags: spanish historical setting

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Synopsis

Trento, first'900. Clara Grandi stages her death and returns under you lie bare, covered by a black veil, to discover what mystery hides its family.

The series is a flashback that follows the existence of Clara from its birth up to the twenty-six years: Clara is forced to a marriage combined with the count Guido Fossà, with which however little by little the love it buds, from which a child is born, Aurora.

Adelaide and Cornelio, aunt and cousin of Clara, design a plan to gain the inheritance that is up to her.

Another tormented scenery sees the adventures of the protagonists: St. Leonardo, the suburb where Clara is grown for wish of her father and where, in the same day of his/her birth, a fact kept secret has happened for a long time and completed by Adelaide.

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Play	Title	Artist
	La dama velata
	Prologo (M2)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Tenuta di San Leonardo (M4)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Al caffé (M31)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Via da San Leonardo (M15)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	I San Leonardo (M25)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Tema di Guido (M5)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Dimenticatevi di me (M10)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Il valzer di Clara e Guido (M23)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Matrimonio (M17)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Gli incubi di Clara (M13)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	I due fratelli (M12)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Il padre di Matteo (M29)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Andrà con Carlotta (M20)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	La belle epoque (M30)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Anita e Matteo (M39)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Giochi di ombre (M44)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Il furto dell'argenteria (M8)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Bacio al fiume (M33)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Intrighi e sospetti (M16)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	La strega (M43)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Il mondo di Elena (M19)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Secondo funerale (M40)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Come un sasso (M48)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer
	Il furto dell'argenteria (M8)	Emanuele Bossi: Performer

User reviews

Mark Williams

7/10

The use of traditional instruments and orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack creates a historical and authentic ambiance that transports the audience to the early 1900s setting of Trento.

Susan Rodriguez

3/10

The choice of musical themes in La dama velata often feels out of place or mismatched with the historical setting of Trento in the early 1900s. The anachronistic elements in the soundtrack detract from the authenticity of the period drama, making it challenging for viewers to fully immerse themselves in the story.

Mark Roberts

3/10

The repetitive use of certain musical motifs and melodies in La dama velata becomes monotonous and predictable over time, diminishing the impact of key moments in the series. The lack of variety and originality in the soundtrack hinders the overall quality of the show and prevents the music from elevating the narrative to a higher level.

Timothy Campbell

8/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from suspense to romance, showcases the versatility and skill of the composer in capturing the essence of each scene.

Donald Baker

10/10

The use of period-specific instruments and musical motifs in the soundtrack of La dama velata adds an authentic touch to the storytelling. The lush orchestral arrangements transport the audience to Trento in the early 1900s, creating a rich and evocative sonic landscape that complements the visuals beautifully.

Donald Brown

1/10

The soundtrack of La dama velata lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the intricate and suspenseful storyline of the series. The music feels generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the viewer's experience or create a sense of tension and drama.

Amanda Green

8/10

The music composition effectively conveys the emotional depth and complexity of the characters, adding layers of richness to their development and interactions.

Melissa Adams

5/10

The soundtrack of La dama velata perfectly captures the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the series set in Trento in the early 1900s. The haunting melodies and orchestration enhance the tension and drama of Clara Grandi's story, making the viewer feel immersed in the plot.

Charles Jones

8/10

The soundtrack of La dama velata seamlessly captures the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the series, enhancing the viewer's immersion into the storyline.

Susan Gonzalez

5/10

On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack of La dama velata felt repetitive and did not bring anything new to the storytelling. While the music generally fits the period and tone of the series, there were moments when it felt like background noise rather than enhancing the emotional depth of the characters' journeys.

Elizabeth Lopez

7/10

Overall, the music in La dama velata is a standout element that elevates the viewing experience, making it a memorable and captivating aspect of the series.

James Thomas

7/10

The haunting melodies and melancholic themes in the music evoke a sense of longing and intrigue, perfectly complementing the plot twists and revelations throughout the series.

Amanda Parker

10/10

The soundtrack of La dama velata perfectly captures the mysterious and dramatic atmosphere of the series. The haunting melodies and intricate orchestration enhance the tension and suspense of Clara Grandi's story, making it a truly immersive experience for the viewers.

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