Carlos Faruolo is one of the best sound engineers in Spanish Cinema. His professional work starts in 1970 in Argentina and since 1982 he works in Spain. The list of his professional work is overwhelming, both in quantity and quality.
Then we include only his most relevant work and surveys of recent years: Goya Awards for Best Sound Film “Berlin Blues” (Ricardo Franco), Goya Awards for Best Sound Film “Tango” (Carlos Saura), Best Sound Award in the International Film Festival La Habana “Un paraíso bajo las estrellas” (Gerardo Chijona), London Academy Award for Best Sound Film “Carmen” (Carlos Saura) and 17 nominations for Goya Awards Best Sound.
Some of his many works are: “Habana Blues” (Benito Zambrano), “Pasos” (Federico Luppi), “Sueño de una noche de San Juan” (Angel de la Cruz), “Al filo de la ley” (TVE Series), “ El camino de los ingleses” (Antonio Banderas), “Otros días vendrán” (Eduard Cortes), “María querida” (JL Garcia Sanchez), “7 Vidas” (Tele 5 Series).
He has also worked on: “Tipos Duros” (Juan Martínez), “Polígono sur” (Dominique Abel), “Franky Banderas” (J.L García Sánchez), “Perfecto amor equivocado” (Gerardo Chijona), “Frutas en el café” (Humberto Padrón), “La luz prodigiosa” (Miguel Hermoso), “La vida de nadie” (Eduard Cortés), “Bahía mágica” (Marina Valentine ), “Salomé” (Carlos Saura), “Funeraria Indepent” (M. Mascaró y J. Hernández), “Todas las azafatas van al cielo” (Daniel Burman), “Padre coraje” (Benito Zambrano), among others.
