Lucía y el sexo Soundtrack

 

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#	Alberto Iglesias — Lucía y el sexo	Length
1.	Bajo La Isla Alberto Iglesias	3:26
2.	No Se A Donde Me Voy, Muy Lejos Alberto Iglesias	3:51
3.	El Faro: Cuanto Llevo De Ventajas Alberto Iglesias	4:45
4.	Me Voy A Morir De Tanto Amor Alberto Iglesias	2:39
5.	Ilo Adivinas Todo! Alberto Iglesias	4:46
6.	Puedo Hablar Contigo? Alberto Iglesias	2:28
7.	Me Encantaria Ir A Una Isla Alberto Iglesias	3:03
8.	Fotos Alberto Iglesias	1:16
9.	Ya No Te Oye Alberto Iglesias	5:21
10.	El Deseo De La Sangre Alberto Iglesias	3:35
11.	Lorenzo Alberto Iglesias	3:22
12.	Y Por Que Te Voy A Creer? Alberto Iglesias	1:12
13.	Y La Luna Se Llama... Alberto Iglesias	2:32
14.	Lucia Alberto Iglesias	1:56
15.	Encuentro Alberto Iglesias	4:08
16.	Yo Marco El Minuto Mala Rodriguez	4:13
17.	Give Me The Seventies Carlos Jean	3:29
18.	Mr. Hyde Visita El Tunel Del Amor Fangoria	4:11
		60:13

Plot summary

In Madrid of the present days, the waitress Lucía leaves her job and goes to her apartment to meet her mate Lorenzo, who seems to be very depressed. When she arrives, she receives bad news about Lorenzo from the police. She moves alone to an isolated island, where she meets a stranger and lodges in a pension where he is living for the last months. The story shifts to six years ago, when Lorenzo and a woman, without knowing even the name of each other, have a magnificent sexual intercourse. The woman gets pregnant, and her daughter is raised with out a father. Meanwhile, Lorenzo is a writer that lost his creation skills and one night meets Lucia in a restaurant. She confesses to him that she is in love with him and has been stalking him for a long time. They fall in love for each other and Lucia moves to his apartment. Later, Lorenzo is informed by his friend Pepe that he has a daughter, and he meets her in a square, with her baby sitter. From this point on, Lorenzo mixes his reveries with reality.

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