Scarface (Push It To The Limit) De La Película El Precio Del Poder

Released in 1984, this single features the track Push It to the Limit, which became the definitive musical emblem of Brian De Palma’s 1983 film Scarface. Composed by electronic music pioneer Giorgio Moroder and performed by Paul Engemann, the song was crafted to embody the excess and desperate ambition of the film’s protagonist, Tony Montana. Moroder, already renowned for his work on the Midnight Express and Flashdance soundtracks, utilized his signature synth-heavy production to underscore the narrative arc of the character's ascent in the cocaine trade.

The single was distributed by MCA Records as part of the promotional push for the film's international release. The design of the sleeve reflects the stark, high-contrast aesthetic associated with the movie’s marketing, often utilizing the iconic red and black color scheme that defined the film's visual identity. While the film initially received polarized reviews for its intense violence, the soundtrack and this particular anthem achieved lasting cult status, becoming synonymous with 1980s pop-culture bravado.