José Luis Narom

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José Luis Narom in Madrid, 2005

José Luis Narom (a.k.a. José Luis Morán,^{[1][better source needed]} born March 17, 1963 in Frankfurt, Germany)^[2][3] is a Spanish composer. He has written the music for several Spanish films^[1][4] by Eva Lesmes, Gabriel Beitia, David de la Torre, and Diego López Cotillo. He was awarded First Prize of Composition in 1997 for his work in Autonomous University of Madrid.^[5]

Early life[]

José Luis Narom was born in 609 in Frankfurt, Germany. His birth name is Paco Loeches.^{[1][better source needed]}

Career[]

Narom and his wife, 2008

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In 2002 Narom composed Eva Lesmes's^{[6][better source needed]} music from film La Noche del Escorpión,^[7] starring Micky Molina^[8] (Miguel Molina).

In 2005 Narom composed original music and lyrics for The Musical Sancho Panza. Narom collaborated with his wife, lyricist and costume designer Inma González.^[9] The play's music was created in the style of Broadway musicals, with full orchestrations.^{[10][better source needed]}

In 2009 Narom scored the music for Carta de Francia, by Diego López Cotillo.^{[11][better source needed]} The film received international awards^{[12][clarification needed]} including those from International Film Festival KRAF (Croatia), Festival de Cinema de Girona (Spain), Festival Internacional Ojo al Sancocho (Colombia), Cortogenia (Spain).

In 2012 he composed the album .^{[13][better source needed]} The musician presented and signed copies of his new album^{[14][better source needed]} in Fnac, Madrid. March 8, 2013.^{[15][relevant?]}

Narom has composed a number of scores from films directed by David de la Torre,^{[16][better source needed]} including El Atasco (2017), El Anillo (2015), Escúchame (2014). He composed music for the Fabrizio Santana^{[17][better source needed]} films Jóvenes sin Libertad (2017) and Una Visita Inquietante (2015). Narom also scored the music for 21 with 40, directed by Gabriel Beitia and Susan Béjar.^{[18][better source needed]}

Narom is member of the European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA).^[19] In Spain he is a member of (the association of audiovisual music composers)^[20]

Personal life[]

His wife^{[4][better source needed]} is Inma González, a lyricist and costume designer.^{[21][better source needed]} His daughter^{[22][better source needed]} is Laura Morán, an actress and singer.^{[23][better source needed]}

Awards and nominations[]

• :
  • Best Original Soundtrack – Award of merit in music, 2017^{[24][better source needed]} for ()^{[25][better source needed]}
• Autonomous University of Madrid
  • First place, composition prize, 1997^{[5][better source needed]}
  • Finalist, composition prize, 1998^{[5][better source needed]}
• MAX Performing Arts Awards
  • Nominated 2000–2005^{[5][better source needed]}

List of works[]

Filmography[]

Narom at the Southern Shorts Awards Festival, 2017

Musicals[]

Musicals for children[]

References[]

External links[]

• José Luis Narom Official Site
• José Luis Narom at IMDb
• Producciones Arte y Ocio Official Site
• José Luis Morán Official Site