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His work as composer in feature Films: “Runs”, “Sombras Paralélas” ( by Gerardo), “Nadie Como Tú” (by Criso Renovell), “Las Huellas Borradas” ( by Enrique Gabriel ), “Lo que sé de Lola” (by Javier Rebollo) y “Maybe Managua” (right now).
He has worked on 4 documentaries on Colombian exile with the archivist Pia Quiroga, a documentary about the “Trueque” in Argentina and a documentary "Memoria del Tiempo Devastado" about Jorge Perez Troya for ICA(Institute of Visual Communication Advanced Studies in UCLM).
He has worked in short films such as “La Isla de Papel” (by Ignacio Oliva), “La Noche del Videoartista” (by Ignacio Ramírez), “El Puente” (by Ignacio Oliva) o “Mystic Sade” (by Ignacio Oliva).
He has works in Tv series: “Ten Plus Two” for the BBC and “Domestic Tales” for Mexican Tv.
We can not forget his work in theater: “Eslavos” (de T. Kustner) “Terentius” for the network of theaters of the Generalitat Valenciana, concert for 48 voices by Jose Samano, among others.
Fortunately, now I know some of the inspired music composed by Ramón Paús.
ResponderEliminarIt was only three days ago when, by chance, I listened to two of his compositions: “Celeste-2” and “Amaralina” on TV.
Both works were played by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, how wonderful!
I was about to put off the TV when the first notes from “Celesta 2” made me stay in the sofa till the end of the program.
Paús´s music is full of lyricism, of an extraordinary enchantment.
The violins kept on playing and repeting the main theme - a touching melody -, over and over, with several different continuations, only interrupted and adorned by other instruments from time to time.
I could have never imagined that such a good Spanish composer existed, but there he is!
When I was trying to read more information about him on the Internet, I found this web.
I think this movie is worth watching, just for listening to its B.O.