official billing block on promotional material. Soundtrack The track listing for the official soundtrack to Nacho Libre. The soundtrack was released October 24, 2006 Hombre Religioso (Religious Man) - Mister Loco "A Nice Pile-Drive to the Face" (dialogue) - Jack Black Move, Move, Move - Alan Hawkshaw and Alan Parker Papas - Mister Loco Piel Canela (Singing at the Party) - Jack Black with Ismael Garcia Ruiz y Su Trio Ramses Suite - Danny Elfman "All the Orphans in the World" (dialogue) - Jack Black and Héctor Jiménez There is No Place in This World for Me - Beck "I'm Serious" (dialogue) - Jack Black 10,000 Pesos - Beck Irene - Caetano Veloso Pump a Jam (Ramses) - Cholotronic Black is Black - Eddie Santiago Half Forgotten Daydreams - John Cameron Encarnación - Jack Black Tender Beasts of the Spangled Night - Beck Saint Behind the Glass - Los Lobos "Beneath the Clothes We Find the Man..." (dialogue) - Jack Black Forbidden Nectar - Jack Black and Mucho Macho Acapulco Some songs that were not included on the soundtrack, but were in the movie, are "Mucha Muchacha" by Esquivel, "Bubblegum" by Mister Loco, "Holy Man" by Beck, "Bat Macumba" by Os Mutantes, and “La Llorona Loca” by Little Joe and the Latinaires. Release and reception The release date was originally set for May 2006, but was changed by Paramount to avoid competition from 20th Century Fox's X-Men: The Last Stand and one of Paramount's other films, Mission: Impossible III. It was then placed between the releases of Disney/Pixar's Cars (June 9) and Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures' Superman Returns (June 28). It was released on DVD and Blu-ray on October 24, 2006. It was distributed in Switzerland, Spain, and the Netherlands by Universal Pictures. During its opening weekend, Nacho Libre grossed $28,309,599, opening at #2 behind Cars second weekend. The total domestic box office stands at $80,197,993 and a worldwide total of $99,255,460. The film received mixed reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approving rating of 40% based on 166 reviews, with an average rating of 5.1/10. The website's critical consensus states: "At times hilarious, but other times offensive, director Jared Hess is unable to recapture the collective charisma of his Napoleon Dynamite characters, and instead, relies on a one-joke concept that runs out of steam. Sure to entertain the adolescents, however". Metacritic gave the film