‘Viva Carmen’ Reveals Clip Featuring Singer Silvia Pérez Cruz – and Brand New Song – Ahead of North American Premiere at TIFF (EXCLUSIVE) 

Silvia Pérez Cruz collaborated with Rosalía on 'La Rumba Del Perdón' from 'Lux'

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Following its world premiere in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight, director Sébastien Laudenbach has completed a Spanish-language version of “Viva Carmen.” He’s also behind “The Girl Without Hands” and co-director of “Chicken for Linda!”

Flamenco singer Silvia Pérez Cruz is voicing the title character and performing new songs written for the Spanish edition. Pérez Cruz recently featured alongside Rosalía on “La Rumba del Perdón” from groundbreaking album “Lux.”

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