Music
| Divine intervention | |
|---|---|
| Soundtrack album by Various Artists | |
| Released | September 30, 2002 |
| Genre | Soundtrack |
| Length | 52:27 |
| Label | Milan Music |
Elia Suleiman has used entirely non-original music of various genres and artists in the film. These include artists such as the Belgian singer Natacha Atlas, Indian composer A.R. Rahman, Lebanese electro-pop band Soapkills and Paris-based record producer Mirwais Ahmadzaï.
Track listing:
- "I Put a Spell on You" by Natacha Atlas — 3:44
- "Ana Oual Azab" by Mohammed Abdel Wahab — 9:01
- "Fingers" by Joi — 6:34
- "Easy Muffin" by Amon Tobin — 5:03
- "Wala Ala Baloh" by Amr Diab — 5:08
- "Les Kid Nappeurs Main Theme" by Marc Collin — 4:13
- "Tango El Amal" by Nour el Houda — 3:10
- "Mumbai Theme Tune" by A.R. Rahman — 5:14
- "Definitive beat" by Mirwais — 3:58
- "Tango" by Soapkills — 3:19
- "Dub4me" by Soapkills — 3:03
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