Waldo de los Ríos
Born: 1934-09-07 in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Died: 1977-03-28
Known For: Sound
Biography
Osvaldo Nicolás Ferraro, better known as Waldo de los Ríos (1934-1977), was a renowned Argentine musician and film score composer. He is remembered for being the musician for multiple films, both from Argentina and Spain, the latter being his residence during his last fifteen years. He died after shooting himself in the head due to severe depression after hiding his sexuality.
Filmography
2025
- La orquesta y el silencio as Material de archivo
2024
- Waldo as Self (archive footage)
1979
- O Todo Poderoso ... (Theme Song Performance)
1976
- Curro Jiménez ... (Music)
- Who Can Kill a Child? ... (Original Music Composer)
- La espada negra ... (Original Music Composer)
- La menor ... (Music)
1974
- El televisor ... (Original Music Composer)
- Painted Lips ... (Music)
1973
- The Corruption of Chris Miller ... (Music)
- Las tres perfectas casadas ... (Music)
- Don Quijote cabalga de nuevo ... (Original Music Composer)
- Argentinísima II as Self
1972
- En un mundo nuevo ... (Music)
1971
- A Town Called Bastard ... (Original Music Composer)
- Bad Man's River ... (Music)
- Murders in the Rue Morgue ... (Original Music Composer)
1970
- Sin un adiós ... (Music)
1969
- The House That Screamed ... (Original Music Composer)
- Life Goes On ... (Music)
- Tengo que abandonarte ... (Music)
- A 45 revoluciones por minuto ... (Original Music Composer)
1966
- Tales to Keep You Awake ... (Music)
- Savage Pampas ... (Original Music Composer)
1965
- Whisky y vodka ... (Music)
- Dos chicas locas locas ... (Music)
1964
- El último reloj ... (Original Music Composer)
1963
- Argentina tierra pródiga ... (Music)
- Escala en Hi-Fi ... (Music)
1962
- The man who sold his laughter ... (Compositor)
1961
- Alias Gardelito ... (Music)
- An American Girl in Buenos Aires ... (Original Music Composer)
1960
- Shunko ... (Music)
1959
- The Big Business ... (Music)
1958
- Los dioses ajenos ... (Music)