La Bamba

1987
16
1 h 48 min

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A história biográfica da subida do cantante de rock and roll, o Ritchie Valens quem morreu aos 17 anos num accidente de avião.A história biográfica da subida do cantante de rock and roll, o Ritchie Valens quem morreu aos 17 anos num accidente de avião.A história biográfica da subida do cantante de rock and roll, o Ritchie Valens quem morreu aos 17 anos num accidente de avião.

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According to Lou Diamond Phillips in the VH1 documentary Behind the Music The Day the Music Died (1999), Ritchie Valens' sister was on the set the day they shot the "coin toss" scene, in which Ritchie wins the chance to fly on the plane with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper. Ritchie's sister began to weep uncontrollably during shooting. When Phillips tried to console her, she hugged him and sobbed "Why Ritchie? Why did you get on the plane?"

Erros de gravação
While the scene is true about the coin toss between Ritchie and a member of Buddy's band, Ritchie Valens was not sick as seen in the movie. The Big Bopper was. He begged Holly's band mate (and future country music star) Waylon Jennings for the chance to ride on the plane because he was coming down with the flu. The coin toss took place between Ritchie Valens and Tommy Allsup.

Citações
Ritchie Valens: My mom reckons I'm going to be a star. And stars don't fall from the sky.

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Caption starting off the music credits: "We greatfully acknowledge the help and support of the Valenzuela family".

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Edited into Contra Tempos: All-Americans - November 6, 1962 (1990)

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Rip It Up
Words & Music by John Marascalco & Robert 'Bumps' Blackwell (as Robert A. Blackwell)
Performed by Los Lobos
Courtesy of Slash Records
Produced by Steve Berlin

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8/10

I was surprised by the "generation gap" in the audience.

I was a Junior in High School the "day the music died" so I knew how this movie would end going in. I saw the movie in theatrical release in 1987. In the row in front of me was a group of 14-year-old girls. It was apparent that they did not begin to guess the ending until the Beechcraft was rolling down the runway at Mason City.

There may have been some "Hollywood" to this version of Valen's life, but overall it was a very well done Bio. Lou Daimond Phillips is actually better looking than Valens, but he was convincing in the role. Joe Pantoliano is often overlooked, but I think his "Bob Keene" was also strong.