Google has managed to move us with its doodle de Freddie Mercury. With 'Queen' there are only two options: either you're a fan or you don't know you're a fan yet. and listen to Freddie Mercury It always has a spiritual addition that makes the hairs of the most unwary stand on end. The search engine gives us today, September 5, 2011, the day we would celebrate the singer's 65th birthday, an animated video clip in the form of Doodle with the song 'Don't Stop Me Now' which is, simply, simply and frankly a fucking marvel.
In a minute and a half, Google raises the category of Doodle to the limbo of art, turning into an excuse for anniversaries is an unspeakable exercise in emotionality. Freddie Mercury, the voice, walks his drawing through an eighties aesthetic, even pixelizing his image as if it were a Nintendo video game, transporting us to an unforgettable time. In addition, we can add subtitles with the lyrics of the song, so that we understand the reason for the fantasy.
Freddie Mercury He was born in Tanzania on September 5, 1946 (his real name is Farrokh Bulsara) and managed to rise in life to the title of "Greatest Rock God", as the British media claimed after November 24, 1991, the fateful date on which which Freddie Mercury died. His powerful voice was accompanied by his tremendous poetry and intellect, which led him to write hits such as 'Bohemian Rhapsody', 'Killer Queen', 'Somebody to Love', 'We Are the Champions', 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' or 'Don't Stop Me Now' itself. All, without exception, great songs.
We Spaniards keep in our hearts one of the most magical performances of Freddie Mercury which, in the company of Monserrat Caballé, dazzled at the Barcelona 92 Olympic Games. An audiovisual document that is rescued from time to time, with nostalgia, as one of the most magical moments of music in our country.
Google invites us to recover, with his 'Doodle music video', the spirit of the immortal and unforgettable Freddie Mercury. And he does it with an astonishing beauty to which we can only say one thing: THANK YOU.
Doodle
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