• No sos vos, soy yo (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.70/10 from 2500 votes

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Synopsis

Javier and Maria live together. Discontent with life in Argentina, they plan to migrate to Miami in search for a better life. Since Maria has a US residency, they hastily marry and she flies ahead. He resigns his job, sells his car and apartment, and packs his things. On the way to the airport he receives a call from Maria, she doesn't want him to come over. She's confused. She's involved with somebody else.

Javier is destroyed. He's a walking ghost, constantly pestering his friends, family and shrink about Maria, about getting her back. He goes through a complete duel period, every stage documented in clever if not completely original comedy.

Finally getting back to his senses, he tries to set out again and find somebody. Getting "it" back is difficult and he's bad (very) at it. After a few mishaps, he meets someone, Julia. An emotionally scarred but sweet clerk at the pet store, and things seem to work, slowly but promising.

Then Maria's father has a heart attack and she returns, all confused again, asking Javier to love her again. He's nice but (finally) in his right mind, sensitive, but not biting. The duel is over. He's ready to live again.

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Play	Title	Artist
	No sos vos, soy yo
	Mondo Difficile	Tonino Carotone: Writer
	Sea	Jorge Drexler: Writer
	Uno	Jorge Drexler: Writer
	730 Días	Jorge Drexler: Writer
	Amor descartable	Virus: Performer Julio Moura: Writer
	Wadu Wadu	Virus: Performer Julio Moura: Writer
	Crímenes perfectos	Andrés Calamaro: Writer
	Te extraño	Diego Frenkel: Writer

User reviews

Joseph Taylor

4/10

The choice of songs in the film seemed out of place and did not effectively convey the complexity of the characters' emotions. The soundtrack failed to create a cohesive atmosphere that would have enriched the storytelling, leaving the audience feeling detached from the characters' experiences.

Richard Hernandez

9/10

The choice of songs is spot on, reflecting the mood and atmosphere of each moment in the film. The soundtrack truly elevates the viewing experience, making it a memorable and emotional journey for the audience.

Emily Smith

7/10

The music seamlessly transitions between somber melodies during Javier's lowest moments and more uplifting tunes as he begins to find hope again, mirroring his emotional journey.

Karen Williams

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of No sos vos, soy yo not only complements the narrative beautifully but also stands on its own as a moving and evocative musical experience.

Sarah Jones

7/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the bittersweet nature of Javier and Maria's relationship, with each track evoking a range of emotions from nostalgia to acceptance.

Andrew Lewis

7/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack perfectly captures the heartbreak and confusion experienced by Javier throughout the film's storyline.

Daniel Garcia

7/10

The incorporation of Latin rhythms and melodies in the music reflects the cultural background of the characters and adds authenticity to the film's setting in Argentina.

Steven Perez

6/10

The music perfectly mirrors Javier's inner turmoil and confusion as he grapples with Maria's sudden rejection and betrayal, adding depth to his character development.

Donna Adams

10/10

The music enhances the storytelling, creating a deep connection with the characters and their emotions. It adds layers of depth to the scenes, making them even more impactful and memorable.

Emily Taylor

6/10

Overall, the music in No sos vos, soy yo enhances the storytelling and emotional impact of the film, making it a memorable and immersive viewing experience.

Joshua Nelson

5/10

The soundtrack strikes a delicate balance between melancholy and hope, reflecting the bittersweet nature of Javier's relationships and personal growth.

Ashley Parker

8/10

The use of different instruments and arrangements in the soundtrack adds layers of complexity to the storytelling, enhancing the audience's connection to the characters' inner struggles.

Amanda Lopez

5/10

The soundtrack of No sos vos, soy yo effectively captures the emotional rollercoaster of the main character, Javier, as he navigates heartbreak and self-discovery.

Richard Scott

9/10

The soundtrack of No sos vos, soy yo perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster that Javier goes through in the film. Each song resonates with the different stages of his journey, from heartbreak to healing.

Ronald Hill

6/10

The use of musical motifs throughout the film helps to underscore Javier's journey from devastation to healing, creating a cohesive and engaging listening experience.

Amanda Lee

3/10

The soundtrack of No sos vos, soy yo failed to capture the emotional depth and nuances of the characters' journey. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the poignant moments of Javier's heartbreak and eventual healing.

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