Goya Award for Best Original Song
| Goya Award for Best Original Song | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | Best Original Song |
| Country | Spain |
| Presented by | Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain (AACCE) |
| Currently held by | Rigoberta Bandini for "Yo solo quiero amor" from Love & Revolution (2023) |
| Website | premiosgoya |
The Goya Award for Best Original Song (Spanish: Premio Goya a la mejor canción original) is one of the Goya Awards, Spain's principal national film awards. The award was first presented at the fifteenth edition in 2001 with the first winner being the song "Fugitivas", written by Manuel Malou, Natboccara and JJ Chaleco for Miguel Hermoso's film of the same name.
Spanish singer Leiva is the only person who has won the award more than once with two wins: in 2017 for "La llamada" from the musical Holy Camp! and in 2022 for "Sintiéndolo mucho" from the documentary Sintiéndolo Mucho. Composer Roque Baños holds the record of most nominations in the category with four nominations, followed by Joaquín Sabina and Luis Ivars, each with three nominations. Directors David Trueba, Rodrigo Cortés, Emilio Aragón, Paula Ortiz, Pablo Berger, Paco León and Paul Urkijo, all have been nominated as writers of co-writers for songs from their films, with Berger winning the award in 2012 for the song "No te puedo encontrar" from his film Blancanieves.
For the 39th ceremony, the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain introduced a modification consisting of the requirement of a declaration signed by the producers accrediting the non-submission of AI-generated compositions.[1]
Winners and nominees
[edit]2000s
[edit]| Year | English film title | Original film title | Song title | Recipient(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 (15th) |
Fugitives | Fugitivas | "Fugitivas" | Manuel Malou, Natboccara and JJ Chaleco |
| The Art of Dying | El arte de morir | "El arte de morir" | Alfonso Pérez, Suso Sáiz, Cristina Lliso and Tito Fargo | |
| Gitano | "Gitano" | Arturo Pérez Reverte and Abigail Marcet | ||
| Km. 0 | "Km. 0" | Ismael Serrano | ||
| 2001 (16th) |
El bosque animado, sentirás su magia | "Tu bosque animado" | Luz Casal and Pablo Guerrero | |
| Ten Days Without Love | El cielo abierto | "Again" | Olga Román | |
| Torrente 2: Misión en Marbella | "Semos diferentes" | Joaquín Sabina | ||
| Mine Alone | Sólo mía | "Sólo mía" | Eusebio Bonilla and Clara Montes | |
| 2002 (17th) |
Salomé | "Sevillana para Carlos" | Roque Baños | |
| Arderás conmigo | "Ojos de gacela" | Eva Gancedo and Rasha | ||
| Dragon Hill, la colina del dragón | "Un lugar más allá" | Emilio Alquezar and Manuel Cubedo Fort | ||
| Guerreros | "Human Monkeys" | Najwajean | ||
| 2003 (18th) |
My Life Without Me | Mi vida sin mí | "Humans Like You" | Chop Suey |
| Atraco a las 3... y media | "Atraco a tu corazón" | Paco Ortega | ||
| Carmen | "Cuando me maten" | José Nieto | ||
| The Witch Affair | Cosa de brujas | "Just Sorcery" | Mario de Benito and Richelieu Morris | |
| 2004 (19th) |
El milagro de Candeal | "Zambie Mameto" | Carlinhos Brown and Mateus | |
| Atún y chocolate | "Atunes en el paraíso" | Javier Ruibal | ||
| Swindled | Incautos | "Corre" | Bebe | |
| Isi-Disi, Rough Love | Isi/Disi. Amor a lo bestia | "La rubia de la cuarta fila" | Joaquín Sabina | |
| 2005 (20th) |
Princesas | "Me llaman calle" | Manu Chao | |
| Sinfín | "Laura" | Dani Martín | ||
| The Night of the Brother | La noche del hermano | "Los malos amores" | Eva Gancedo and Yamil | |
| Bagdad Rap | "Llora por tus miserias" | Mario Gaitán | ||
| 2006 (21st) |
The Education of Fairies | La educación de las hadas | "Tiempo pequeño" | Bebe and Lucio Godoy |
| DarkBlueAlmostBlack | Azuloscurocasinegro | "Imaginarte" | Alba Gárate | |
| Welcome Home | Bienvenido a casa | "Duermen los niños" | Javier Limón, Andrés Calamaro and David Trueba | |
| El próximo Oriente | "Shock Fire Ashe" | Juan Bardem and Qazi Abdur Rahim | ||
| 2007 (22nd) |
Fados | "Fado da saudade" | Fernando Pinto do Amaral and Carlos do Carmo | |
| The Contestant | Concursante | "Circus Honey Blues" | Víctor Reyes and Rodrigo Cortés | |
| Cándida | "La vida secreta de las pequeñas cosas" | David Broza and Jorge Drexler | ||
| The Mud Boy | El niño de barro | "Pequeño paria" | Daniel Melingo | |
| 2008 (23rd) |
The One-Handed Trick | El truco del manco | "A tientas" | Woulfrank Zannou and Juan Manuel Montilla "Langui" |
| My Prison Yard | El patio de mi cárcel | "Podemos volar juntos" | Raúl Sánchez Zafra and Juan Pablo Compaired | |
| Return to Hansala | Retorno a Hansala | "Manousal" | Tao Gutiérrez | |
| One Word from You | Una palabra tuya | "Entre tu balcón y mi ventana" | Javier Laguna, José Ángel Taboada and Antonio Manuel Mellado | |
| 2009 (24th) |
Yo, también | "Yo, también" | Guille Milkyway | |
| Guts | Agallas | "Agallas vs. Escamas" | Javier Echániz, Juan Antonio Gil, Xavi Font and Arturo Vaquero | |
| Planet 51 | Planeta 51 | "Stick it to the Man" | Tom Cawte | |
| Spanish Movie | "Spanish Song" | Gorka Hernando Menchaca | ||
2010s
[edit]| Year | English film title | Original film title | Song title | Recipient(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 (25th) [2] |
Lope | "Que el soneto nos tome por sorpresa" | Jorge Drexler | |
| Buried (Enterrado) | "In the Lap of the Mountain" | Víctor Reyes and Rodrigo Cortés | ||
| Room in Rome | Habitación en Roma | "Loving Strangers" | Russian Red | |
| Paper Birds | Pájaros de papel | "No se puede vivir con un franco" | Emilio Aragón | |
| 2011 (26th) [3] |
The Sleeping Voice | La voz dormida | "Nana de la hierbabuena" | Carmen Agredano |
| Chrysalis | De tu ventana a la mía | "Debajo del limón" | Paula Ortiz, Avshalom Caspi and Pachi García "Alis" | |
| Maktub | "Nuestra playa eres tú" | Jorge Pérez Quintero, Borja Jiménez Mérida and Patricio Martín Díaz | ||
| Verbo | "Verbo" | Pascal Gaigne and Ignacio Fornés Olmo "Nach" | ||
| 2012 (27th) [4] |
Blancanieves | "No te puedo encontrar" | Pablo Berger and Juan Gómez "Chicuelo" | |
| The Wild Ones | Els Nens Salvatges (Los niños salvajes) | "Líneas paralelas" | Pablo Cervantes Gutiérrez and Pablo José Fernández Brenes | |
| La banda Picasso | "L'as tu vue?" | Alfonso Albacete and Juan Bardem Aguado | ||
| Tad, The Lost Explorer | Las aventuras de Tadeo Jones | "Te voy a espera" | Juan Magán | |
| 2013 (28th) [5] |
Family United | La gran familia española | "Do You Really Want to Be in Love?" | Josh Rouse |
| 15 Years and One Day | 15 años y un día | "Rap 15 años y un día" | Arón Piper, Pablo Salinas and Cecilia Fernández Blanco | |
| A Night in Old Mexico | Una noche en el Viejo México | "Aquí sigo" | Emilio Aragón and Julieta Venegas | |
| Alegrías de Cádiz | "De cerca del mar" | Fernando Arduán | ||
| 2014 (29th) [6] |
El Niño | "Niño sin miedo" | India Martínez, Riki Rivera and David Santisteban | |
| Haz de tu vida una obra de arte | "Me ducho en tus besos" | Fernando Merinero, Luis Ivars and Raúl Marín | ||
| Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implausible | Mortadelo y Filemón contra Jimmy el Cachondo | "Morta y File" | Rafael Arnau | |
| Spanish Affair | Ocho apellidos vascos | "No te marches más" | Fernando Velázquez | |
| 2015 (30th) [7] |
Palm Trees in the Snow | Palmeras en la nieve | "Palmeras en la nieve" | Lucas Vidal and Pablo Alborán |
| El país del miedo | "So Far and Yet So Close" | Antonio Meliveo | ||
| Killing Time | Matar el tiempo | "Como el tiempo me mata" | Luis Ivars | |
| Food and Shelter | Techo y comida | "Techo y comida" | Daniel Quiñones Perulero and Miguel Carabante Manzano | |
| 2016 (31st) [8] |
At Your Doorstep | Cerca de tu casa | "Ai, ai, ai" | Sílvia Pérez Cruz |
| Bollywood Made in Spain | "Descubriendo India" | Luis Ivars | ||
| Frágil equilibrio | "Muerte" | Zeltia Montes | ||
| Kiki, Love to Love | Kiki, el amor se hace | "KIKI - Mr.K! feat Nita" | Alejandro Acosta, Cristina Manjón, David Borràs Paronella, Marc Peña Rius and Paco León | |
| 2017 (32nd) [9][10] |
Holy Camp! | La llamada | "La llamada" | José Miguel Conejo "Leiva" |
| The Motiv | El autor | "Algunas veces" | José Luis Perales | |
| The Bookshop | La librería | "Feeling Lonely on a Sunday Afternoon" | Alfonso de Vilallonga | |
| Rescue Under Fire | Zona hostil | "Rap Zona Hostil" | Roque Baños | |
| 2018 (33rd) [11] |
Champions | Campeones | "Este es el momento" | Coque Malla |
| Carmen & Lola | Carmen y Lola | "Me vas a extrañar" | Paco de la Rosa | |
| The Man Who Killed Don Quixote | El hombre que mató a Don Quixote | "Tarde azul de abril" | Roque Baños and Tessy Díez Martín | |
| Everybody Knows | Todos lo saben | "Una de esas noches sin final" | Javier Limón | |
| 2019 (34th) [12][13] |
Out in the Open | Intemperie | "Intemperie" | Javier Ruibal |
| Klaus | "Invisible" | Caroline Pennell, Jussi Ilmari Karvinen and Justin Tranter | ||
| The Innocence | La inocencia | "Allí en la arena" | Toni M. Mir | |
| La noche de las dos lunas | "Nana de las dos lunas" | Sergio de la Puente | ||
2020s
[edit]| Year | English film title | Original film title | Song title | Recipient(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 (35th) [14][15] |
Rosa's Wedding | La boda de Rosa | "Que no, que no" | María Rozalén |
| Adú | "Sabadoo" | Cherif Badua and Roque Baños | ||
| The Summer We Lived | El verano que vivimos | "El verano que vivimos" | Alejandro Sanz and Alfonso Pérez Arias | |
| Schoolgirls | Las niñas | "Lunas de papel" | Carlos Naya | |
| 2021 (36th) [16] |
Mediterraneo: The Law of the Sea | Mediterráneo | "Te espera el mar" | María José Llergo |
| Álbum de posguerra | "Burst Out" | Àngel Leiro, Jean-Paul Dupeyron and Xavier Capellas | ||
| The Cover | El Cover | "Que me busquen por dentro" | Antonio Orozco and Jordi Colell Pinillos | |
| Outlaws | Las leyes de la frontera | "Las leyes de la frontera" | Alejandro García Rodríguez, Antonio Molinero León, Daniel Escortell Blandino, José Manuel Cabrera Escot, Miguel García Cantero (Derby Motoreta's Burrito Kachimba) | |
| 2022 (37th) [17] |
Sintiéndolo mucho | "Sintiéndolo mucho" | Joaquín Sabina and Leiva | |
| On the Fringe | En los márgenes | "En los márgenes" | Eduardo Cruz and María Rozalén | |
| Irati | "Izena duena bada" | Aránzazu Calleja, Maite Arroitajauregi "Mursego" and Paul Urkijo Alijo | ||
| La vida chipén | "Un paraíso en el sur" | Paloma Peñarrubia Ruiz and Vanesa Benítez Zamora | ||
| Unicorn Wars | "Batalla" | Joseba Beristain | ||
| 2023 (38th) [18] |
Love & Revolution | Te estoy amando locamente | "Yo solo quiero amor" | Rigoberta Bandini |
| Friends Till Death | Amigos hasta la muerte | "Eco" | Xoel López | |
| Chinas, a Second Generation Story | Chinas | "Chinas" | Marina Herlop | |
| Andrea's Love | El amor de Andrea | "El amor de Andrea" | Vetusta Morla (Álvaro B. Baglietto, David García, Guille Galván, Jorge González, Juan Pedro Martín "Pucho", Juanma Latorre), Valeria Castro | |
| The Permanent Picture | La imatge permanent | "La gallinita" | Fernando Moreri Haberman, Sergio Bertran | |
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