Buena Vista Social Club (film) - Songs in The Film (in Order of Appearance)

Songs in The Film (in Order of Appearance)

  • "Chan Chan" (Francisco Repilado)
  • "Silencio" (Rafael Hernandez)
  • "Chattanooga Choo Choo" (Harry Warren and Mack Gordon)
  • "Dos Gardenias" (Isolina Carillo)
  • "Veinte Años" (María Teresa Vera),
  • "Y Tu Que Has Hecho?" (Eusebio Delfin),
  • "Black Bottom" (Ray Henderson, Lew Brown and B. G. De Sylva)
  • "Canto Siboney" (Ernesto Lecuona Casado),
  • "El Carretero" (Jose "Guillermo Portabales" Quesada del Castillo)
  • "Cienfuegos (tiene su guaguanco)" (Victor Lay)
  • "Begin The Beguine" (Cole Porter)
  • "Buena Vista Social Club" (Orestes Lopez, inventor of the mambo in 1937)
  • "Mandinga" (also known as "Bilongo", Guillermo Rodriguez Fiffe)
  • "Candela" (Faustino Oramas),
  • "Chanchullo" (Israel "Cachao" Lopez, the father of Cachaito)
  • "El Cuarto de Tula" (son/descarga, Sergio Siaba),
  • "Guateque Campesino" (Celia Romero "Guateque"),
  • "Nuestra Ultima Cita" (Forero Esther)
  • "Quizás, Quizás, Quizás" (bolero by Oswaldo Farres).

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