“One of the best songs ever created”

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The recent incursion of Beyoncé In gender Country Through his acclaimed album ‘Cowboy Carter’ It has generated endless conversations, debates and all kinds of situations; But, without a doubt, one of the most highlighted has been the exchange of praise and mutual gratitude between our superstar and legend Paul McCartney Around the reinterpretation of the iconic song of The Beatles, ‘Blackbird’.

The legendary British musician has expressed his admiration for the version of Beyoncé publicly, describing it as “Magnificent” And highlighting how its interpretation not only pays tribute to the original, but also amplifies and reinforces the message of civil rights that inspired the composition of the song in 1968.

Paul revealed his joy on social networks, noting that this version of Beyoncéwhich includes a quartet of outstanding singers Country Black, serves to give visibility to the voices of black women in a genre where historically they have been submitted. “I’m very happy with Beyoncé’s version of my song”he shared McCartney, “She has created an incredible version with which she reinforces the message of civil rights that inspired me to write the song at the time”clarify.

The connection between both artists was consolidated in a distance conversation in which Beyoncé He had the opportunity to personally thank Paul for the creation of ‘Blackbird’ as hymn and for allowing you to include it on your album. He, on the other hand, assured him that pleasure was his, praising the spectacular version of the subject.

Paul McCartney wrote ‘Blackbird’ as a powerful acoustic ballad about racial segregation in the United States schools, particularly inspired by a group of students known as ‘Little Rock Nine’which in 1957 challenged the system by registering in a high school in Arkansas. The deep meaning of the song has resonated over the decades until it reaches the voice of Beyoncé.

In this new context, Paul He has expressed the hope that the North American version not only revitalize the song for a new generation, but also contributes to relieve existing racial tensions. Collaboration and mutual respect between these two giants underlines the timeless power of music to transcend genres and generations, carrying such a relevant message to new audiences. The reinterpretation of ‘Blackbird’ in ‘Cowboy Carter’ It is not only a musical tribute, but a cultural statement that unites the past and the present in the continuous struggle for equality.

London as an enclave of thanks

Beyond the origin of the tribute of Beyoncé to the song of Paul McCartneywe have to highlight the recent concerts of the artist in London as the perfect closure for her tour. Not only were they a show in themselves, consolidating their status as one of the most innovative and most impact artists today, but also served as a powerful platform for the inclusion and empowerment message that permeates his work. During this series of presentations, the singer not only interpreted the new songs of her album, but also offered an immersive visual and sound experience, merging elements of the traditional country with its R&B and Pop aesthetic characteristic with a scenic production of avant -garde.

The reinterpretation of ‘Blackbird’ in ‘Cowboy Carter’ It is not only a musical tribute, but a cultural statement that unites the past and the present in the continuous struggle for equality, so Beyoncé He wanted to thank him for Paul McCartney First of all his audience: “One of the best songs ever created”the singer detailed in one of her presentations. Hopefully more collaborations like this in the world of music!