bluestminou

Such an interesting way to introduce viewers to the work of Dámaso Pérez Prado. I'd never heard of him, although like most people I did know one of his songs very well. Viewing small episodes of his life instead of the usual entire life story made it more interesting. The actors were excellent. Rubén Albarrán seemed possessed by the music and made the past seem real in this dream-like atmosphere. I thoroughly enjoyed not only the movie but the hommage.

I think you need to be a true music lover to really appreciate the intention of this work which, in my opinion, wanted to show more of the man's passion than the details of his day to day life.

All that's missing are the smells. The only thing wrong is the music, only the forest sounds are needed. Very relaxing when the volume is low. Still worth watching for a visual immersive view. Breathtaking images! I will watch this again and again and again and again. It's nice to listen to the forest sounds while reading, and to see these images each time I look up from my book. Made me feel like I was sitting on a bench in the forest. All that's missing are the smells. The only thing wrong is the music, only the forest sounds are needed. Very relaxing when the volume is low. Still worth watching for a visual immersive view. Breathtaking images!

It was almost something... but failed. First off: Zosia Mamet can't act. I can't believe she's had more than one role on television, so I had to do a bit of research to solve this mystery. Click on Zosia Mamet's biography, ah it's right there, no need for talent if you got parents. The music is trying so hard to make us feel excited but it's only annoying in the extreme. I managed to watch all two season while relying heavily on the fast-forward button, but I won't be around for more seasons. SOMEBODY: give Rosie Perez her own show now! THAT's what acting is!!! I'll also be keeping an eye out for the day Hollywood realizes that Kaley Cuoco could play a cute, ahtletic blonde with an actual brain.