Soundtracks

We are talking just about films, but what about the music in them?
Burlesque is the best example of how important is to develop a good music to involve the audience and make them feel like they are living it.

The plot starts when a waitress called Allie decides to change her luck and goes to Los Angeles to find a job were she can show her talent, singing. There, she finds a club, "Burlesque", were lots of pretty girls dance sassy choreografies and raise fame. Inmediately, Allie decides to work there, where she'll have to find her place with the help of Tess, the owner of the club.


Allie is stared by the singer Christina Aguilera. In my opinion, she plays really good her role (maybe a bit egocentric) and her talent is undeniable. The second main character, Tess, is stared by another singe, Cher. Cher was very criticized in the movie, because before it she had been seven year out of the music bussiness.

Anyway, that's the movie about: to follow your dreams, it doesn't mind what people think about you. All the soundtrack reflects it with the titles of the songs: "Ray of Light (Madonna)", "That's Life (Alan Cumming)" and "Express (Christina Aguilera)".