The Spirit of Freddie Mercury - Musical Tribute Show

TRIBUTE TO THE SHIMMERING CHAMPION OF MUSIC HISTORY Freddie Mercury was one of the most dazzling rock singers and personalities in music history. He filled the largest stadiums in the world and captivated audiences with his compositions that blended rock and theatricality. Like few others in rock 'n' roll history, Freddie Mercury, the singer of the band Queen, embodies extravagance and the grand performance. In his private life, he lived in the fast lane and was known for his extravagant and decadent lifestyle. Despite his HIV diagnosis, the singer continued to work in the studio until shortly before his death. Songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "We Are the Champions" made Mercury immortal. ONE OF THE BEST QUEEN TRIBUTE BANDS IN THE WORLD "The Spirit of Freddie Mercury" offers an extravagant stage show featuring leather shorts, baroque costumes, and fantasy uniforms, complemented by dancers and international top singers. World-class style imitations and Queen Sensation, one of the best Queen tribute bands in the world, bring the artist, singer, and person "Freddie Mercury" to life!!! "When we started, Mercury lived in a seemingly insurmountable conflict, on one side the shy boy Farrokh Bulsara, on the other side slumbered what he would later call the extroverted monster, the Freddie Mercury we all came to know." Roger Taylor, drummer of Queen, in the Mercury biography by Lesley Anne Jones. BRINGING THE LEGEND TO LIFE The voice – The feeling – The passion is the motto of the magnificent 90-minute rock & music show featuring all the hits of Mercury and Queen. The legend lives on. The perfectly synchronized musicians bring the legend to life, celebrating the 1970s and 1980s, and stepping into the roles of Mercury and Queen with unique authenticity. One gets the impression of experiencing Freddie Mercury and Queen live again at Wembley Stadium in 1986. “Everything I do is to put on a show. I go out on stage, I act. I mean, I even have this song where I take on many roles. It’s about this guy who pretends to know something about love. But I already had my stage persona in mind. It’s all just an illusion – all just fun.” Freddie Mercury in one of his last interviews.