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El Salto

El Salto

Limited Edition of 300 Units

Quartet Records (QR558)

Release Date: May 9, 2024

Conducted by David Hernando Rico

Performed by
Bratislava Symphony Orchestra

Formats: CD, Digital

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1. El salto / Ibra / Redada

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  3:49
2. El viaje

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  3:05
3. En la comisaría

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  1:35
4. Ibra

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  1:44
5. Ousman

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  2:14
6. Deportación

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  2:56
7. Encerrados

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  0:36
8. Confianza

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  0:34
9. C'est homme est mort

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  1:24
10. El viaje 2

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  1:20
11. Merci Madame

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  1:01
12. Campo

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  0:56
13. Melilla

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  0:49
14. Cuisinière

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  1:07
15. Policier en civil

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  0:55
16. El salto 2

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  1:07
17. Football Dreams

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  0:35
18. Cloture

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  2:20
19. Courez !

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  3:56
20. Aminata

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  3:05
21. El salto 3

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  0:39
22. Última noche

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  2:20
23. Chacun son Dieu

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  0:53
24. El salto 4

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  7:46
25. El viaje / Créditos

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  3:25
  Total Album Time: 50:11

From the Manufacturer

Quartet Records, in collaboration with Solisterrae Music, presents the soundtrack album of a new score by Goya Award-winning composer Pascal Gaigne for a new film directed by Benito Zambrano.

El Salto is a social drama-thriller about Ibrahim, who arrives in Spain from Guinea-Conakry, settles in Madrid and establishes a life there for himself and his family. One day he is arrested by the police and deported to his home country for lacking a residence permit. From that moment on, his only goal is to return to Spain. After traveling through Africa, he settles in a refugee camp located between Africa and Europe. There he meets Aminata, a girl determined to jump the border fence separating Morocco from North African Spanish territory. This, however, is a physical feat that not everyone can achieve.

Pascal Gaigne has written a very emotional and sensitive score. Performed by the Bratislava Symphony Orchestra under the baton of David Hernando Rico, it features different soloists acting as the inner voices of the characters - especially cello, laud (a Spanish folk cittern) and percussion.

This album represents, once again, the powerful and unique voice of Pascal Gaigne within the contemporary European film music community.

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