In 2008 he was the co-producer of the album Mediocre from Mexican songwriter Ximena Sariñana. In 2011 he produced the album of Argentinean songstress Deborah del Corral, Nunca o una eternidad. Besides the three Bajofondo albums, Campodónico produced with Gustavo Santaolalla all Bajofondo related projects, like Luciano Supervielle's Bajofondo presenta Supervielle (2005) and Reverie (2010), Santullo (2009) and Campo (2011). Media Campodónico's music has been used for many syncs in TV series and commercials. Famous Honda Acura commercial, the Warner Channel serie Nikita and the Introduction of the TV GLOBO soap opera A Favorita (Brazil) used the song "Pa' Bailar", from Bajofondo's Mar Dulce. The song "Los Tangueros", reached number 2 on the Club Playlist on the Dance Chart in Billboard magazine in the United States. The song "Mi Corazón" included in Bajofondo Tango Club, has been played in many parts of the world in both commercials, on television programs and in an HBO series. "Montserrat" has been used by Macy's. He produced a song for the soundtrack of the film Shrek II. In 2013 Campodónico along with Jaime Roos and Pablo Bonilla, composed the original soundtrack for the Uruguayan film Jugadores con Patente. Selected discography As performer and composer With Peyote Asesino: El Peyote Asesino - 1995 Terraja - 1998 With Bajofondo: Bajofondo Tango Club - 2002 Remixed - 2005 Mar Dulce - 2007 Presente - 2013 With Campo: Campo - 2011 Remixes & Rarezas - 2013 As music producer Jorge Drexler Frontera (Virgin, 1999) Sea (Virgin, 2001) Eco (Dro, 2004) Eco2 (includes 3 bonus tracks + DVD) (Dro, 2005) 12 Segundos de Oscuridad (2006) Cuarteto De Nos El Cuarteto de Nos - 2004 Raro - 2006 Bipolar - 2009 Porfiado - 2012 Luciano Supervielle (with Gustavo Santaolalla) Bajofondo Presenta: Supervielle - 2005 Rêverie - 2011 Santullo (with Gustavo Santaolalla) Bajofondo presenta: Santullo (2009) Ximena Sariñana Mediocre - 2008 References External links Bajofondo website Campo website Uruguayan musicians Living people 1971 births Latin music composers Latin music record producers