Closing credits beginning at 1:56:15
Let's Tangle by Professor Ratbaggy (Paul Kelley band).

The great instrumental song played during the ending credits seems to be "Let's Tangle" by Paul Kelly's band called Professor Ratbaggy.

Ok, I was mistaken.sorry! Try the paul kelly group known as professor ratbaggy.

wrong! song during credits was a guitar instumental. QSTDA is a salsa song. Freaking pay attention!
What the $%*& is a Chinese Downhill?!?

The great instrumental played during the closing credits to Lantana was by Juancyto Martinez called "Que Sabes Tu De Amor" (2000).
-Todd

Te Busco was not the song that played during the ending credits.
Anyone know what it was?

that theme was part of the original music written by Paul Kelly. I checked the soundtrack tracklist, and it appears to be omitted.
The guitarist for the soundtrack sessions was Shane O'Mara, who plays and has played with the following bands:
Walters Orthodontic Teeth
Terra Australis 19?? Paul Williams
Third Floor Richard 198? Tony Hicks
The Dance
The Trees 1986 Rebecca Barnard, Simon Dawe, John McCall, Greg Riddell, Peter Robertson
Stephen Cummings Band 1986
Stephen Cummings' Lovetown 1988
The Drawcards 1990 Vika and Linda, Deborah Conway, Stephen Cummings, Dror Erez, Tim Finn, Ross Hannaford, Peter Jones, Chris Wilson
Stephen Cummings Band 1990-1991
Triple Peaks 1991 Rebecca Barnard, Terry Bartholomew, Al Harding, John McCall, Bill McDonald, Shelly Scown, Kerri Simpson
Chris Wilson Band 1992
Crown Of Thorns 1992
Joe Creighton Band 1992
Stephen Cummings and Lovetown 1992
Rebeccas Empire 1994-present
Paul Kelly Band 1995-present
Singers For The Red Black and Gold 1997
Tim Rogers and The Temperance Union 2004

I just caught the closing credit trail with this divine guitar instrumental playing over - kind of a psychedelic/phish/jamming style that just rolls on - please can anyone come up with the artist/band who did this? If it was in the closing credits, it was too small for my bad eyes to read
Manny many thanks in advance for any music guru who can come up with the answer!

I too just saw this film and thoroughly enjoyed it! The song during the closing credits is an instrumental, ie. no lyrics. It cannot be "Te Busco" sung by Celia Cruz. I too want this song in my collection! Is it on the soundtrack!? And I see at least two soundtracks available.
The piece is a guitar work that builds and builds to a crescendo and then - it ends. Period. The guitar was very tasty.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Jim

The name of the song is "Te Busco" by Celia Cruz, the finest Cuban singer of all time. The album is Azucar Negra, and it is wonderful. I am Cuban born, American bred, but this song, well, it reminds me of my very brief childhood in Cuba. Dance to it w/the one you love. Best. Fernando

I have the soundtrack (as part of a DVD box set) and te busco is on there!

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The wonderful "te busco" by Celia Cruz is unfortunately not on the soundtrack.
Neither is "que sabes tu de amor" by juancyto martinez, if that was the song you were looking for.
Other songs in the film (none of which are on the soundtrack):
"descarga total" by Maraca
"respecta mi tambo" by los maranjos
"permiso que llego van van" by los van van
"opening" by bamboleo
"snowdrop" by ego featuring Elizabeth Wei

there was a song 'te busco' by celia or cecilia some-one that is also featured on the dvd, but doesn't seem to be on the soundtrack.
is that it ?