Carlos Tobalina

Come Under My Spell " is a film directed by , originally released in 1979 . It is often categorized within the "Golden Age" of adult cinema, a period characterized by higher production values and 35mm film use compared to later home-video eras. While some listings associate it with 1981 , this likely refers to a subsequent or "exclusive" distribution window on home video or laserdisc during the early 1980s. Film Overview

The Cast:

Seeing Fernando Fortes, who usually worked behind the scenes in camera and sound, step into the lead role gives the film a unique "meta" charm. The 1981 Legacy

Lyrics & Themes

The vocalist is listed only as “Escher” (believed to be a pseudonym for Lorna Del Ray, a session singer who vanished from the industry in 1985). Escher’s contralto is drowsy yet menacing. When she purrs the hook—

: The track features sultry, processed vocals that blend into the electronic texture, emphasizing the theme of hypnotic attraction. The "1981 Exclusive" Appeal

: Carlos Tobalina, a prolific creator in the genre known for his "patented orgy sequences" and quirky, low-budget comedic setups. The Movie Database Modern Availability

Why You Should Watch It Now

It is because the song has become a ghost. You cannot legally stream it. The rights are tangled between a defunct label (Graviton Records) and the estate of a producer who died intestate. In 2016, a lawyer representing Sony Music attempted to claim the track, only to discover that the fire destroyed the chain of title.

• Core theme: The singer invites or warns another to "come under" their influence—romantic enchantment framed as both alluring and slightly dangerous.
• Imagery: Nighttime, neon light, smoky rooms, and cinematic metaphors (e.g., spells, eyes, mirrors, tides) to evoke enchantment and surrender.
• Narrative voice: Confident, coquettish narrator addressing a lover or potential admirer, alternating between entreaty and command.