西班牙配樂(lè)者Javier Navarrete，半路出家的音樂(lè)背景，卻以寫(xiě)作音樂(lè)會(huì)作品開(kāi)始受到導(dǎo)演邀約，讓人對(duì)他的音樂(lè)品味更為好奇，他曾在訪問(wèn)中自述，美國(guó)極微主義音樂(lè)家對(duì)他的影響很深，而他也偏好歐陸電子樂(lè)，如Brain Eno的作品。《潘神的迷宮》是他第二度與導(dǎo)演Guillermo Del Toro合作，兩者前一次合作則是「惡魔的脊骨（El Espinazo del diablo）」，Javier的電影音樂(lè)多半為西班牙本土導(dǎo)演所作，也因此Javier的名聲，沒(méi)法像他的西班牙同鄉(xiāng)Alberto Iglesias一樣被全世界所聽(tīng)到。 Javier Navarrete (born 1956, Teruel, Spain) is a composer of film scores. His most famous score, for which he got his Academy Award nomination, was for Pan's Labyrinth (his second collaboration with Guillermo del Toro, the first being The Devil's Backbone). He also wrote the scores for Whore, Dot the i, along with various other Spanish films. He has also scored films in the U.S., including Mirrors and Inkheart.