Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Forbidden Games is the title of the song that Narciso Yepes used as the soundtrack of the film of the same name by attributing the invention of the song.
In reality the precise allocation of the piece is still unknown. Some have attributed to the great guitarist Fernando Sor, others N.Yepes, who claims to have written at the age of 7 years, while others, finally, think that the melody is of popular origin. Many other composers have wanted due royalties each time changing the title: "Romanza", "Forbidden Games", "Spanish Romance", "Romance D'amour", "Melodie de Sor", "Romance of Love" , "Jeux Interdits" and others. The solution to the mystery is still far away.
The score was found not signed; it possible to think that the composer considered the song (which he made) a "silly song" and that for this reason he had not signed.
PHOTO: Brigitte Fossey Interpreted Paulette
Forbidden Games is the title of the song that Narciso Yepes used as the soundtrack of the film of the same name by attributing the invention of the song.
In reality the precise allocation of the piece is still unknown. Some have attributed to the great guitarist Fernando Sor, others N.Yepes, who claims to have written at the age of 7 years, while others, finally, think that the melody is of popular origin. Many other composers have wanted due royalties each time changing the title: "Romanza", "Forbidden Games", "Spanish Romance", "Romance D'amour", "Melodie de Sor", "Romance of Love" , "Jeux Interdits" and others. The solution to the mystery is still far away.
The score was found not signed; it possible to think that the composer considered the song (which he made) a "silly song" and that for this reason he had not signed.
PHOTO: Brigitte Fossey Interpreted Paulette
