Luciano Supervielle

Luciano Supervielle is a musician, composer, producer and DJ born in Paris, to a French mother and Uruguayan father, who at that time was living in exile. His life has mainly passed between France, Mexico and Uruguay.

In the 90s he was an important member of the Uruguayan hip-hop scene made up of bands such as Plátano Macho and Peyote Asesino. Later he would develop, together with Gustavo Santaolalla, Juan Campodónico, Verónica Loza, Gabriel Casacuberta, among others, the River Plate collective Bajofondo. With the success achieved, he released his first solo album called Supervielle which also became the second of the Bajofondo ensemble, where the tango identity is mixed with electronics and vice versa.

He has participated in the composition and creation of soundtracks for several films such as 'The Wind That Devastates', 'There's a Door There' or 'The Pope's Bathroom'.

The earliest credit MovieNCo has for Luciano Supervielle is The Pope's Toilet (2007); in all, 4 films over 17 years. They have worked as composer in 3, actor in 1 and writer in 1. Their title most voted by MovieNCo readers is The Pope's Toilet (2007), with 2 votes. Their busiest decade is the 2020s, with 2 titles.