Smile (Scarface song) November 26, 1996, entitled: "Smile for me now", then later released on Scarface's Album "Untouchable" on Mar. 11, 1997. "Smile" was one of the last songs 2Pac recorded before his death. Near the end of the song, Scarface recites a prayer in memory of 2Pac. On August 8, 1997, the RIAA certified "Smile" gold, making it the only Scarface single to achieve a certification. Smile (Scarface song) "Smile" is the lead single released from Scarface's fourth album, "The Untouchable". It was produced by Scarface, Mike Dean and Tone Capone and featured an appearance from 2Pac, as well as R&B singer
Scarface (soundtrack) disc. According to Brian De Palma, the film director of "Scarface", Universal Pictures had intended to re-release the film with a rap score, but De Palma has not allowed them to change the original score, as he considered it to be "perfect". Thanks to the re-release, on March 7, 2004, "Scarface" debuted at number 98 in the French Album Chart. The soundtrack stayed in the chart for seven weeks. In its review for the website AllMusic, Jason Birchmeier compared "Scarface" to other soundtrack works of Moroder, including "Flashdance" and "Electric Dreams", both released in 1983. Birchmeier considered the collaborations of