• The Mexican (2001) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 114000 votes

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

The Mexican - Amore senza la sicura

Title in Português:

Synopsis

Jerry Welbach is given two ultimatums. His mob boss wants him to travel to Mexico to get a priceless antique pistol called "The Mexican" or he will suffer the consequences. The other ultimatum comes from his girlfriend Samantha, who wants him to end his association with the mob. Jerry figures that being alive, although in trouble with his girlfriend is the better alternative so he heads south of the border.

Finding the pistol is easy but getting it home is a whole other matter. The pistol supposedly carries a curse - a curse Jerry is given every reason to believe, especially when Samantha is held hostage by the gay hit man Leroy to ensure the safe return of the pistol.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Mexican
	Oye	Alan Silvestri: Writer Alex Acuna: Performer
	These Boots Are Made for Walkin'	Lee Hazlewood: Writer Nancy Sinatra: Performer
	The Elephant Man	John Morris: Writer
	You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You	Dean Martin: Performer James Cavanaugh: Writer
	Safety Dance	Ivan Doroschuk: Writer Men Without Hats: Performer
	Why Can't We Be Friends	War: Performer Jerry Goldstein: Writer
	The Dukes of Hazzard	Waylon Jennings: Writer
	La pistola y el corazón	Los Lobos: Performer David Hidalgo: Writer
	These Boots Are Made for Walkin'	Lee Hazlewood: Performer
	You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You	James Cavanaugh: Performer
	Ipanema Dreaming	James Cavanaugh: Performer
	Attention Shoppers	James Cavanaugh: Performer
	Groove 2000	James Cavanaugh: Performer
	Why Can't We Be Friends	Jerry Goldstein: Performer
	Main Title	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Blame Shifting	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"These Boots Are Made For Walking" - Nancy Sinatra	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	10% Clint	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Leroy's Morning	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"Why Can't We Be Friends" - War	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Want Our Life Back	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Frank's Dead	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You" - Dean Martin	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Jerry & Ted To Pawn Shop	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Mexican	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Airport	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"Safety Dance" - Men Without Hats	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"El Cable" - Esquivel	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Margolese Compound	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Where's My Stuff	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Thieves	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	A Good F'ing Reason	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	It's Cursed, That Gun	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Oye, Oye	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	A Miracle	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Mexican - End Credits Medley	Alan Silvestri: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Rodriguez

1/10

The music choices often felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the storytelling and failing to create a memorable atmosphere for the film.

Donald Brown

6/10

The music in The Mexican effectively sets the tone for each scene, whether it be lighthearted and comedic or intense and dramatic, creating a well-rounded auditory experience.

Richard Mitchell

2/10

The lack of cohesion and memorable melodies in the soundtrack made it difficult for me to fully immerse myself in the movie experience, ultimately detracting from my overall enjoyment of The Mexican.

Donald White

7/10

The musical score in The Mexican effectively conveys the emotions and inner turmoil of the main characters, particularly Jerry and Samantha. The choice of instruments and melodies helps to build tension and create a sense of urgency throughout the film.

Deborah Hall

5/10

The soundtrack of The Mexican perfectly captures the suspense and tension of the film, making the audience feel on edge throughout the entire movie.

Carol Moore

8/10

The soundtrack of The Mexican perfectly captures the adventurous and suspenseful tone of the movie. The use of traditional Mexican music elements adds authenticity to the story and enhances the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Jones

6/10

The musical choices in The Mexican help to create a sense of urgency and danger, keeping viewers engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Patricia Smith

5/10

The soundtrack does a great job of highlighting the emotional moments in the film, adding depth and resonance to the characters' struggles and relationships.

Paul Lopez

5/10

The use of traditional Mexican music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and cultural touch to the film, enhancing the setting and atmosphere of the story.

James Nelson

9/10

The use of traditional Mexican music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive layer to the film. The blend of mariachi tunes and modern compositions creates a unique and memorable musical experience that complements the on-screen drama beautifully.

Mary Hall

7/10

One of the standout aspects of the soundtrack is how it seamlessly blends different musical styles, from traditional Mexican folk music to contemporary compositions. This diversity in the music enhances the storytelling and reflects the cultural clash experienced by the characters in the movie.

Andrew Gonzalez

6/10

The combination of different musical styles in the soundtrack of The Mexican adds variety and keeps the audience interested, reflecting the diverse aspects of the plot.

Joseph Brown

1/10

The soundtrack of The Mexican failed to capture the tension and suspense of the plot, leaving me disconnected from the emotional impact of the scenes.

Linda Martin

9/10

The soundtrack of The Mexican perfectly captures the tension and excitement of the film's thrilling storyline. The music enhances the action-packed scenes and keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the movie.