Director: Julian Schnabel
Year: 2000
Production Credits: Jon Kilik - Producer
Julian Schnabel - Executive Producer
Matthias Ehrenberg - Associate Producer
Olatz Lopez Garmendia - Executive Producer
Writer:
Reinaldo Arenas - Source Material
Julian Schnabel - Screenplay
Cunningham O'Keefe - Screenplay
Lazaro Gomez Carriles - Screenplay
Music Credit:
Todd Kasow - Music Editor
Carter Burwell - Music Conductor - music conductor & orchestrations
Carter Burwell - Music
Olatz Lopez Garmendia - Music Supervisor
Berliner Philharmoniker - Music Performer
Lou Reed - Song Performer
Lou Reed - Music
Laurie Anderson - Song Performer
Susan Jacobs - Music Supervisor
Laurie Anderson - Music
Trio Matamaros - Song Performer
Guyabero - Song Performer
Michael Farrow Music - music scoring mixer
Orquesta Aragon - Song Performer
Gustav Mahler - Music
Pedro Luis Ferrer - Song Performer
Popol Vuh - Song Performer - "Aguirre, Der Zorn Gottes (Lacrime Di Re)"
Sonora Matancera - Song Performer
Ernesto Lecuona - Song Performer
Bebo Valdez - Song Performer
Beny More - Song Performer
Bola de Nieve - Song Performer
Ennio Morricone - Song Performer
Fairuz - Song Performer
Sonora Matancera - Song Performer
Ernesto Lecuona - Song Performer
Bebo Valdez - Song Performer
Beny More - Song Performer
Bola de Nieve - Song Performer
Ennio Morricone - Song Performer
Fairuz - Song Performer
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In a interview by Eurock, Gerhard Augustin tells:
Eurock: What about Florian Fricke, do you still have any contact or work with him?
Gerhard Augustin: Florian Fricke was also from Munich. On the first Popol Vuh album, AFFENSTUNDE, he used the first Moog synthesizer in Germany. Along with Eberhard Schoener they pioneered the use of synthesizer in Germany. Later Florian sold his Moog to Klaus Schulze who became one of the leading electronic musicians in Germany even up to today. Florian had perhaps more success than AD 2 because I arranged to have his music used in 5 of Werner Herzog’s films, that helped them get more International exposure and better sales. In fact, right now one of his songs, originally in AGUIRRE, is being used in a successful American film that won a prize at the Cannes Film Festival; it’s called BEFORE NIGHT FALLS. I produced most of the albums by Popol Vuh and I’m also the godfather of Florian’s son, Johannes, who’s now living in NYC. Florian himself is a little spaced out right now.
