Soundtrack

Composed by Peter McConnell, Grim Fandango features a timeless soundtrack that brings the game’s world to life. With influences and genres including bebop, big band, jazz, swing, and traditional Mexican music, the soundtrack is a joy to listen to whether playing the game at the time or not.

When the original soundtrack went out of print shortly after its 1998 release, LucasArts gave the Grim Fandango Network permission to make it available for your enjoyment.

Grim Fandango Remastered soundtrack

The soundtrack was revamped for Grim Fandango Remastered with certain bits of instrumentation re-recorded. The music on this page is not the remastered soundtrack, but the original we all grew up with and love. Of course, both have their place in any Grim Fandango fan’s collection.

If you’d like the remastered soundtrack’s in-game music, you can extract it from your copy of the game. There’s also a purchasable remastered soundtrack that includes some of the cutscene music, which isn’t otherwise available without dialogue and sound effects played over the top. You might find that it’s available on subscription platforms such as Apple Music, Spotify, etc.

Original soundtrack

The soundtrack CD released alongside the game.

• 01 – Casino Calavera
• 02 – Swanky Maximino
• 03 – Smooth Hector
• 04 – Mr. Frustration Man
• 05 – Hector Steps Out
• 06 – Hi-Tone Fandango
• 07 – She Sailed Away
  
• 08 – High Roller
  
• 09 – Domino’s in Charge
• 10 – Trouble with Carla
• 11 – Blue Casket Bop
• 12 – Manny’s Office
• 13 – Rubacava
• 14 – Blue Hector
• 15 – This Elevator is Slow
• 16 – Domino
• 17 – Don Copal
• 18 – Neon Ledge
• 19 – Nuevo Marrow
• 20 – Gambling Glottis
• 21 – Raoul Appears
• 22 – Scrimshaw
• 23 – Talking Limbo
• 24 – Coaxing Meche
• 25 – Lost Souls’ Alliance
• 26 – Los Angelitos
• 27 – The Enlightened Florist
• 28 – Temple Gate
• 29 – Ninth Heaven
• 30 – Compañeros
• 31 – Manny & Meche
• 32 – Bone Wagon