Argentine composer Luis Enriquez Bacalov died at San
Filippo Neri Hospital in Rome today November 15th. He was 84. He had been
hospitalized in recent days due to an ischemia.
In the 1960s he worked as arranger for Claudio Villa and Milva, as well
as for Nico Fidenco, Rita Pavone, Umberto Bindi and Gianni Morandi. He formed a compositional association with
Sergio Endrigo who lasted for twenty years. Bacalov composed soundtracks for
several westerns and police films including “A Bullet for the General”,
“Django” and“The Price of Power”. He
worked for Fellini, Pasolini, Damiani, Scola, Rosi. Quentin Tarantino re-used his music for Kill
Bill and Django Unchained. Bacalov won an Academy Award for ‘Il Postino” in
1996.
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I loved his soundtrack for “A Bullet for the General”. His music will brighten the Heavens now...
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