Narcos: Mexico S01E03 Soundtrack

Nov 16, 2018
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10 entries

This catalogue lists 10 entries for Narcos: Mexico, season 1, episode 3. Details are included where available.

Narcos: Mexico S01E03 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 10 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. Pop Muzik
    Synth Poppers

    Rafa, Chapo, and the rest of the boys are partying at an upscale disco dance club when Rafa spots a girl making eye contact with him from upstairs. The music continues for the duration of the scene.

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  2. Presente Y Pasado
    Chilo Escobedo

    A campesino hits play on a jukebox. Kiki sits down with one of the workers and offers him a cigarette.

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  3. Dame Amor
    Chilo Escobedo

    Kiki follows a group of field workers into a dive bar. Once inside, he looks for the right guy who might be able to give him some information about where they work.

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  4. Tico-Tico no Fubá
    Zequinha de Abreu

    Samba jazz song that the band plays at the beginning of the hotel scene

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  5. Guaglione
    Damaso Pérez Prado

    Song starting after the beef at the wedding

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  6. Mas Que Nada
    Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66

    At the wedding

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  7. Fifty Fifty
    Gustavo Santaolalla, Kevin Kiner

    Kiki gets off the bus to work in the marijuana field.

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  8. Bailala Pronto
    Manny Oquendo y Libre

    First song as the narrator talks about the innovation of Miguel Angel.

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  9. El Corrido de Amado Carrillo Fuentes
    Tomas Sevilla
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  10. Más Que Nada
    Jessy J

    This Samba plays in the background of the party while Felix and Don Neto are talking. What was played was a cover of the classic song Mas Que Nada. Although it's not exact, Jessy J's version of it is the closest I've found. I hope this helps!

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