Once Upon a Time in Mexico Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.40/10 from 170000 votes
Tags: mariachi, playing electric guitar
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

El mexicano
Title in Italiano:

C'era una volta in Messico
Title in Português:

Era Uma Vez no México

Synopsis

Once upon a time... it is a time of trouble in Mexico. The Mexican president has declared war on the Barillo drug cartel, who has plans to fight back by backing a coup by General Marquez to overthrow the government. Agent Sands of the CIA is in the middle of it all trying to make sure Marquez do NOT succeed... by forcing the notorious hit man-for-hire El Mariachi (Antonio Bandares) out of retirement.

El Mariachi, after the death of his wife and daughter years earlier (from the previous film 'Desperado'), no longer wishes to fight, but he may not have a choice. At Culiacan, Barillo and Marquez have set a trap for the president, and Sands want El Mariachi to take out Marquez after the coup. El Mariachi called upon his two brothers for the final showdown... To save the revolution. Who will remain standing at the end?

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Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Sands Theme
Johnny Depp: Writer
Johnny Depp: Producer
Malagueña
Malagueña Salerosa
Traeme Paz
Flor De Mal
Yo Te Quiero
Y Me Dejastes Tirado En La Calle
Pistolero
Me Gustas Tu
Siente Mi Amor
Cuka Rocka
Chingon: Performer
La Culebra
Silvestre Vargas: Performer
Guitar Town
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Church Shootout
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Pistolero (Juno Reactor)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
The Man with No Eyes
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Mariachi vs. Marquez
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Chicle Boy
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Coup De Etat
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
El Mariachi
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Malagueña (Brian Setzer)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Traeme Paz (Patricia Vonne)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Eye Patch
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Yo te Quiero (Marcos Loya)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Me Gustas Tu (Manu Chao)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Sands Theme (Tonto's Giant Nuts)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Dias de Los Angeles (Del Castillo
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Mariachi vsMarquez
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Flor de Mal (Tito Larriva and Steven Hufsteter)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Siente Mi Amor (Salma Hayek)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
Cuka Rocka (Bonus Track) (Chingon)
Robert Rodriguez: Performer
"Malaguena Salerosa"- Chingon
Los Lobos: Performer
"Alacran y Pistolero" - Tito Larriva & Chingon
Los Lobos: Performer
"Severina" - Patricia Vonne
Los Lobos: Performer
"Flor de Mal" - Cruzados
Los Lobos: Performer
Theme from El Mariachi
Los Lobos: Performer
"Back to the House That Love Built" (Acoustic) - Tito Larriva
Los Lobos: Performer
"Cancion del Mariachi" - Antonio Banderas and Los Lobos
Los Lobos: Performer
"Volver, Volver" (Live) - Los Lobos
Los Lobos: Performer
"Por Mi Camino" - The Iguanas
Los Lobos: Performer
"Just Like Roses" - Cruzados
Los Lobos: Performer
"Spanish Castle Tango" - Del Castillo
Los Lobos: Performer
"La Pistola y El Corazon" - Los Lobos
Los Lobos: Performer
"Torquay" - The Leftovers
Los Lobos: Performer
Once Upon A Time In Mexico (Main Titles)
Los Lobos: Performer

User reviews

Kimberly Rodriguez
6/10

The soundtrack of Once Upon a Time in Mexico perfectly captures the intensity and drama of the film's plot, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

John Scott
10/10

The soundtrack of Once Upon a Time in Mexico is a true masterpiece that perfectly captures the intensity and drama of the story. The blend of traditional Mexican music with modern rock elements creates a unique and powerful atmosphere that enhances every scene.

John Brown
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Once Upon a Time in Mexico effectively complements the visuals and narrative of the film, elevating it to a higher level of cinematic experience.

Ronald Jones
10/10

The use of mariachi music in key moments of the film adds a sense of authenticity and cultural richness, immersing the audience in the vibrant world of Mexico. The emotional depth and energy of the soundtrack elevate the action sequences and character moments, making the viewing experience truly unforgettable.

Mark Smith
5/10

The fusion of rock and Latin music in certain tracks reflects the dynamic and fast-paced action sequences of the movie, creating a sense of excitement and suspense.

Melissa Robinson
6/10

The use of traditional Mexican music elements in the soundtrack adds an authentic and cultural layer to the storytelling, immersing the audience in the setting of the film.

Michael White
5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music helps to connect the audience with the characters' struggles and motivations, making the story more engaging and impactful.

Daniel Brown
2/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the soundtrack of Once Upon a Time in Mexico as it failed to complement the gripping narrative and dynamic characters, leaving me feeling disconnected from the story.

Daniel Hill
8/10

The first positive opinion about the Once Upon a Time in Mexico soundtrack is that it effectively captures the intensity and drama of the film's storyline. The music enhances the action sequences and emotional moments, creating a powerful and immersive viewing experience.

Donald Campbell
1/10

Personally, I found the soundtrack of Once Upon a Time in Mexico to be quite underwhelming. The music failed to capture the intensity and drama of the storyline, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance the viewing experience.

Brian Thompson
1/10

The choice of music seemed out of place at times, with certain tracks feeling disconnected from the action on screen. This resulted in a jarring and distracting viewing experience, taking away from the overall immersion in the film.

Daniel Miller
8/10

Secondly, the fusion of traditional Mexican music elements with modern rock and electronic sounds in the soundtrack is a brilliant artistic choice. It adds a unique and dynamic flavor to the film, reflecting the cultural richness and diversity of Mexico while also giving the music a contemporary and edgy vibe.