Quick Facts
| Title | Nothing to See Here (Ojitos de Huevo) – Season 1 |
| Release Date | November 17, 2023 |
| Creator | Santiago Limón (with production company Big Drama) |
| Director | Anwar Safa |
| Composer | Amado López |
| Genre | Comedy, Drama |
| Where to Watch | Netflix |
| Format | TV series, 8 episodes (Season 1) |
Nothing to See Here Soundtrack: Nothing to See Here — known in its original Spanish as Ojitos de Huevo — is a Netflix comedy series created by Santiago Limón together with the production house Big Drama, and directed by Anwar Safa. It is a series, not a movie, and Season 1 runs eight episodes.
Genre: Comedy & Drama
Release date: November 17, 2023.
Series Info: The story is all about a man named Alexis, a young blind man, who moves to Mexico City to become independent from his parents and dreams of becoming a successful comedian with the help of his best friend, Charlie, who has cerebral palsy. The series is a semi-biographical comedy inspired by the real life of blind stand-up comedian Alexis Arroyo, who stars as a fictionalized version of himself.
Alexis will show his audience there’s nothing to see here and much to laugh about.
Who composed the music for Nothing to See Here?
The original score for Nothing to See Here was composed by Amado López. Beyond the score, each episode leans heavily on a curated mix of licensed Latin American pop, cumbia, and indie rock tracks, needle-dropped scene by scene rather than built around a single continuous theme.
Nothing to See Here Soundtrack (Season 1)
Here is the complete list of Soundtrack episodes:
Episode 1: Little Egg Eyes
- Ave Maria in B-Flat Major, Op. 52, No.6 – Graham Johnson & Marie McLaughlin: This song was released in 1995 by the album Comic
- Cumbia Callera – El Habano: This song was released in 1995 from the album Comvik
- Náufrago – Siddhartha: Náufrago is performed by Siddhartha and was released in the year 2011. It belongs to the genre of alternative and indie Spanish rock.
- Fierro Viejo – Maria Del Mar
- A Lonely Maiden – Abaco Music Library
Episode 2: You’re an Inspiration
- All The Way Around The World – Barrie Gledden & Chris Norton: This song was released in the year 2008 from the EQ album
- Con Te Partirò – Andrea Bocelli
Episode 3: You Can’t
- Domingo – Los Flakos: This song is performed by Los Flacos from the album Los Flacos.
Episode 4: I Just Want to Be Normal
- Me Gustas – La Banda Baston: The song Me Gustas was released from the album Todo Bien in 2013.
- Ella Es Azul – Volován: This song from the album Volovan was released in 2002.
Episode 5: You Got a Stage Name?
- Mas – Dylan Jesse: This song was released from the album Mass in 2022
- La Magia – Little Jesus: This song is La Magia, performed by Little Jesus in the year 2016 from the album Rio Salvaje
Episode 6: A Blind Person’s Gotta Do What a Blind Person’s Gotta Do
- Corriendo a La Fuga – Gustavo J. Alcantara-Ramirez & Rafael H Sarmiento-Rengifo: The song was released in 2019 from the album Chichadelica by artists Gustavo Alcantara-Ramirez, Rafael Sarmiento-Rengifo.
- FBI – Bruses: This song was released in the year 2022 from the album Monstruos by artist Bruses
- Lost Game – Geezzy Music
Episode 7: The Dog That Caught the Car
- Siempre Te Voy a Querer – Arroba Nat: This song is from the album Los Dias en la Sala, which was released in the year 2020
- Super combo (Superpanchito) Instrumental – Beats from the Streets
Episode 8: Missing Piece
- Échale Campeón – Sgt. Papers: This song is from the album SGTP, released in 2021.
- Bajo Las Luces – Rubytates: Bajo Las Luces is performed by Rubytates from the album Ciudades de Noche, 2018.
This covers the complete music lineup for Nothing to See Here Season 1. Enjoy your favorite tracks on Apple Music & Amazon Music.
Source of Nothing to See Here Soundtrack: Soundtracki
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Nothing to See Here a movie or a TV series?
It’s a TV series, not a movie. Nothing to See Here is a Mexican comedy series streaming on Netflix, known in Spanish as “Ojitos de Huevo.” Season 1 has 8 episodes.
Who directed Nothing to See Here?
Nothing to See Here was created by Santiago Limón, in collaboration with production company Big Drama, and directed by Anwar Safa.
Who composed the music for Nothing to See Here?
The original score was composed by Amado López, with additional licensed Latin American songs featured throughout the episodes.
Is Nothing to See Here based on a true story?
Yes, loosely. The series is a semi-biographical comedy inspired by real-life blind stand-up comedian Alexis Arroyo, who stars as a fictionalized version of himself.
Was Nothing to See Here renewed for Season 2?
Yes. After reaching No. 1 in Mexico and No. 5 among non-English titles worldwide on Netflix, Nothing to See Here was renewed for a second season.
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