MIAMI- July 10 is considered the day of Los Beatles as it coincides with the same date in 1964 when the legendary English band returned to Liverpool after a triumphant tour of the USA.
This is one of the dates to remember the band formed by John Lennon, Paul McCarthey, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. It is considered the most important band of the cultural movement of the 60s and of the history of the band. musical modern.
A paper from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) from January 2024 states: “More than six decades have passed since The Beatles burst onto the music scene. Although their heyday spanned just a decade, their musical influence crossed borders and inspired society to fight for freedom and equality. The impact of their musical legacy is immense, permeating not only the sound but also the social and cultural.”
Several of the English group’s songs touched on social and political issues that raised the audience’s awareness. For example, songs such as “Give Peace a Chance” and “All You Need Is Love” took a stand against the Vietnam War. “Revolution” condemned violence and advocated for civil rights.
The band broke up in 1970. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr survive today.
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In 2023, the last single from Los Beatles, “Now and Then” became the British quartet’s first number one hit on the UK charts in 54 years. An important fact is that the band achieved a new record 60 years and six months after their first number one: “From Me To You” in May 1963.
On February 16, 1964, The Beatles performed at Miami as part of her first US tour. The performance garnered a massive audience of 70 million viewers during its live broadcast.
On April 13, Miami was the stage for The Beatles Experience, a show presented by the Royal Symphony Orchestra and The Jukebox Beatles Tribute.
Source: UNAM / International Day Portal / World Day / Las Américas Newspaper
