The creators of Money Heist and White Lines have just dropped a pulpy, fast-paced and darkly comedic new series on Netflix.

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Sky Rojo follows Coral, Gina and Wendy, three women who have been trapped under the thumb of a cruel pimp and want nothing more than to regain their freedom.

One spontaneous (and chaotic) escape attempt later and they find themselves on the run from two intimidating henchmen, trying to stay alive "for five more minutes".

Fans of Álex Pina will remember that the writer's previous show had a strong soundtrack (check out our guide to the White Lines soundtrack) and the same can be said about this latest offering.

Below, you can find all the songs featured in each Sky Rojo episode released so far.

Episode 1: Red Leatherette Sofa

Rocks by Primal Scream
Playing in the car driving down the highway.

Tal Vez by Paulo Londra
Playing at the wake.

Better by Andrea Rocha
Playing in Club Las Novias.

Earthquake by Dana McKeon & Max Mayers
Playing as Coral talks about her work.

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Perfidia by Los Panchos
Playing when Romeo arrives at Club Las Novias.

La Leyenda Del Tiempo by Camarón De La Isla
During the fight with Romeo.

Duele by Bomba Estéreo
Plays during the flashback.

Ready to Go by Dana McKeon & Max Mayers
Plays during Coral's meeting with her veterinarian client.

Episode 2: Alternate Reality

India by Ecstasy
During Gina's opening monologue.

I'm Your Boogie Man by KC & The Sunshine Band
Playing while the women break into the furniture store.

Coma Girl by Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
Plays when Coral sneaks out to clean the car.

Le Pénitencier by Johnny Hallyday
Plays over the final scene.

Episode 3: A Whore's Love

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Tall Towers by Tori Sparks
Plays at the beginning of the episode.

Devuelveme A Mi Chica by Hombres G
Coral and Moisés sing along in the car.

Odiame by Bambino
Plays during Christian's fight with the bus driver.

F.M.M (Frequency Modulation Mind) by Ray Dimension
Plays while Coral struggles her way to the pool.

Camina by SaraoMusic feat. Gata Mala & Delmo
Playing during Gina's flashback.

Perfect Day by Lou Reed
Playing through the pool speakers and over the credits.

Episode 4: Sex and Blood

You Are The Shining Light by Eels
Plays at the beginning of the episode.

Atomic by Sleeper
Plays at the end of the episode and over the credits.

Episode 5: The Escape

La Vida Es Un Carnaval by Celia Cruz
Wendy relives her time at the club.

I Get No Joy by Jade Bird
Plays at the end of the episode and over the credits.

Episode 6: Foxy and Hare

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Se Quema by Miss Bolivia & J Mena
Plays at the beginning of the episode.

A Woman Scorned by Abigail O'Neill, Dena Kelley & Zedrick and Eugene Kelley
Playing as the ladies leave the car wash.

The Girl From Ipanema by Amy Winehouse
Coral dances at Romeo's house.

S.O.B by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Nightsweats
Plays over Romeo's fight with the paramedic.

Crushed by Honeychain
When the fire extinguisher begins filling up Romeo's ambulance.

Episode 7: Thinking with your D**k

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Me Gusta by X-Ray Dog
Playing as Romeo returns to the club.

California Sun by The Rivieras
While the women attempt to save Arcadio's life.

Loco by Beds and Beats
Playing at the club.

All About You by SaraoMusic
Playing in Romeo's car as his henchmen show him the billboards they have hired.

Spring Wind by Greg Brown
Plays as the women talk about their trauma.

Going In by Oakfield Mansion
Coral, Gina and Wendy enjoy a night out together.

Episode 8: Bear Trap

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My Baby's Just a Baby (But I Love Him So) by Knickers
Plays at the beginning of the episode.

Sexy Rouge (Remix) by Pierre Terrasse
Over Coral's monologue about her work. (Also plays when she returns to the club later).

Run From Me by Timber Timbre
Everyone takes their place for the big plan.

La Moto by Los Bravos
Moisés chases Gina and Wendy.

Lagrimas Negras by Bebo & Cigala
Plays over the end credits.

Sky Rojo is available to stream on Netflix – get TV and film recommendations with our guides to the best series on Netflix and the best movies on Netflix.

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David Craig
David CraigSenior Drama Writer

David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.

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