La Bamba Original Motion Picture Soundtrack- -f... ((exclusive)) 📥 💎

The original soundtrack spans approximately 31 minutes and 12 tracks, blending genres such as Pop, Rock 'n' Roll, and Oldies. La Bamba (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) | Rhino

From the heart-wrenching instrumental "Sleepwalk" to the infectious energy of "Come On, Let's Go," this album remains one of the most successful soundtracks of the 80s. It’s a testament to a star that burned out too fast, and the band that helped his light shine again. La Bamba Original Motion Picture Soundtrack- -F...

July 1987 Genre: Rock and Roll, Chicano Rock, Doowop Primary Artists: Los Lobos, Marshall Crenshaw, Brian Setzer, Howard Huntsberry Label: Slash/Warner Bros. The original soundtrack spans approximately 31 minutes and

Fans of ’80s film soundtracks, rock & roll history, Los Lobos, or anyone who still shouts “Ritchie!” at a wedding reception when that opening guitar riff kicks in. July 1987 Genre: Rock and Roll, Chicano Rock,

The original soundtrack features a mix of Ritchie Valens' classic hits, as well as some additional tracks that reflect the film's themes and era. Here's the complete tracklisting:

The standard release includes 12 tracks, primarily focusing on 1950s rock and roll covers. Original Artist Ritchie Valens Come On, Let's Go! Ritchie Valens Ooh My Head Ritchie Valens We Belong Together Robert & Johnny Framed The Coasters Donna Ritchie Valens Lonely Teardrops Howard Huntsberry Jackie Wilson Crying, Waiting, Hoping Marshall Crenshaw Buddy Holly Summertime Blues Brian Setzer Eddie Cochran Who Do You Love? Bo Diddley Bo Diddley Charlena The Sevilles Goodnight My Love Jesse Belvin Production Secrets and Facts

, the first major Latino rock and roll star. While the music is a vibrant celebration of his talent, the "story" behind it is one of cultural breakthrough, family tension, and a life cut short. The Rise of a Star