The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for the short film "Margot Learns French" was composed by Felipe Téllez in 2015.  It was recorded in Studio 22 Hungary with the Budapest Art Orchestra, conducted by Peter Pejtsik, and features soprano Kristina Bijelic. Colombian-born Felipe Téllez is a composer of classical, film, television and video-game music. After studying a bachelor's degree in Music Production and Classical Composition at the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, he completed a master's degree in Scoring for Film, Television, and Video-games at  Berklee College of Music, Valencia Campus in Spain. He has scored a number of short films and video-games, and had his orchestral music performed by the Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra and the Colombian Symphonic Orchestra. Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Kristina began playing violin at the age of five, and started taking singing lessons at the age of ten. She was a member of the Canadian Children's Opera Company for many years, with whom she had the opportunity to perform in many roles and many stages across North America and Europe. After graduating with distinction from the University of Toronto with a Specialist in Music, Kristina went on to pursue a master's degree in Contemporary Performance at Berklee College of Music, Valencia Campus. It was there that she developed a love for many different contemporary styles, as well as music and voice acting for film and video-games.