Every song on the ‘Women In Blue’ soundtrack

Apple TV’s crime drama about Mexico’s first ever female police force, Women In Blue , is back for a second season.

Created by Fernando Rovzar and Pablo Aramendi, the series follows four women who train to become police officers in 1970s Mexico, only to discover it’s a publicity stunt to distract from a stalled chase for a serial killer.

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Women In Blue’s first season debuted in July 2024.

The second season is set to air weekly from August 12, 2026.

Who composed the Women In Blue soundtrack? The show’s score for both seasons is by Lucas Vidal, whose previous credits include Fast & Furious 6 , The Raven and Palm Trees In The Snow .

You can stream the full soundtrack for season one below via YouTube.

What is the show’s theme song? Women In Blue’s title song is a Spanish-language cover of Lesley Gore’s ‘You Don’t Own Me’, titled ‘No Soy Tuya’ and performed by Ximena Sariñana.

You can check out the tracklist for the season one soundtrack below.

1. ‘No Soy Tuya’ – Ximena Sariñana 2. ‘Las Azules: Maria, Valentina, Gabina, Angeles’ 3. ‘A new decade with policewomen’ 4. ‘Jump from the skies’ 5. ‘A strong wish to be a policewoman’ 6. ‘Laz Azules, officially policewoman’ 7. ‘Then, who is the Undresser?’ 8. ‘Old memories of an accident’ 9. ‘Maria, after the Undresser’ 10. ‘A moment of sadness in the marriage’ 11. ‘An attempted murder’ 12. ‘Alejandro and Mar, father and daughter love’ 13. ‘Benito and Rosa’ 14. ‘The adoption of Benito’ 15. ‘Benito’s trauma’ 16. ‘A murder preparation’ 17. ‘The escape of the Undresser’ 18. ‘Gerardo, closer to catching the Undresser’ 19. ‘An important confession’ 20. ‘The arduous search of Valentina’ 21. ‘Laz Azules to the rescue’ 22. ‘Return to normal’ 23. ‘No Soy Tuya (Orchestral version)’ The post Every song on the ‘Women In Blue’ soundtrack appeared first on NME .