O Estranho Mundo de Jack
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O Estranho Mundo de Jack

O Estranho Mundo de Jack is the Portuguese title for Tim Burton's 1993 stop-motion film The Nightmare Before Christmas. Danny Elfman wrote the film's music...

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The Portuguese soundtrack to Tim Burton's stop-motion classic.

Danny Elfman's music for The Nightmare Before Christmas, voiced by a cast including Chris Sarandon and Catherine O'Hara.

For the full mood, "O Que É Isso?" sets the eerie wonder. "Preparando o Natal II" nails the manic holiday energy.

The film's songs, like "O Que É Isso?", are inseparable from its identity. Danny Elfman wrote the score and sang for Jack Skellington, blending pop, rock, and classical into a darkly whimsical whole. It's a holiday staple that started with questions about its macabre tone.

The soundtrack album came out in 1993 alongside the film. Songs such as "Sala de Reunião" and "O Lamento de Jack I" capture the story's shifts from Halloween curiosity to Christmas chaos.

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O Estranho Mundo de Jack is the Portuguese title for Tim Burton's 1993 stop-motion film The Nightmare Before Christmas. Danny Elfman wrote the film's music and score, and also provided the singing voice for the main character, Jack Skellington. The soundtrack blends pop, rock, and classical elements, with songs like "O Que É Isso?" becoming central to the film's identity.

Chris Sarandon voiced Jack's companion Sally, while Catherine O'Hara voiced the villain Oogie Boogie. Other performers on the soundtrack included Paul Reubens and William Hickey. The film's original soundtrack album was released in 1993.

Some of the song titles from the Portuguese version include "Preparando o Natal II," "Sala de Reunião," and "O Lamento de Jack I." The film's dark, macabre themes initially raised questions about its suitability for children, but it has since become a recurring part of holiday viewing for many.

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