In the titles of film and Bacalov and Morricone appears...But the truth is that the music is written by argentian, and not italian...

History follows. Damiani wanted wrote music for the movie Bacalov. But producer has set a condition: the way Bacalov writes, but under the leadership of Morricone. Name the last necessarily be in captions/titles. Bacalov was and remains always friend of Morricone. He told him everything. Ennio realized that his name in the captions need only as a marketplace for film and the film immediately refused to "steer" Luis. Bacalov all made one. But producer has made his case.

When the film was shown in Spain, there are only the captions only Morricone ... Bacalov hired a lawyer, but that did not help because by the time of court, the company has ceased to exist-hire. In the end, both stayed in the captions.
In fact Morricone had not even heard the music before the film was not available in screens.

This Bacalov described himself in one interview, when received "Oscar" for "Il Postino".