Beyoncé and Miley dazzled their fans by debuting together on the Paris stage with their expected hit
It was in a show as part of the Corter Tour Cowboy of Houston’s artist.
Beyoncé He had his first night of “Cowboy Carter Tour “ In Paris. And it remained in history. The artist was invited to Miley Cyrus to make a version of “Il Most Wand ”, The Grammy winning song for best country interpretation, duo or group.
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“A applause for the only and unparalleled, my best friend, tI love and I am very grateful to see you and sing with you, Miss Miley Cyrus, ”Beyoncé told her colleague. Hours before, the protagonists were together rehearsing the song. For a long time, the networks talked about a possible encounter of these two maximum figures of the music.
Days ago, the singer was in the English capital, with an emotional presentation in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Beyoncé ended up thanking Paul McCartney in a publication on social networks. Remember that your latest record production Cowboy Carter, It has a “Blackbird” version of the Beatles.
After the last and sixth concert, Beyoncé thanked the artist on Instagram for “composing one of the best songs ever written.” Also, in El Posto he said that he had a set designed by Stella, Macca’s daughter: “Every time the song I feel very honest. And it is a radical moment of change to bring the design of your beautiful daughter. ”
The pop star shared images of her wearing a white shirt adorned with two black birds and the title of the song in the left hip. This classic of the Liverpool band sounded on the six nights in London, being the second song of the repertoire.
The original theme was composed of McCartney in 1968 – although it came out in the credits with John Lennon – for the double homonym of the Beatles, also known as the white album. According to NME, “Blackbird” It was originally written in response to civil rights movement in the United States. Last year, Paul praised Beyoncé’s version for “Relieve racial tension. ”
