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welcome to agua como yo español today we will be looking at our top 20 of the most important moments in the history of music in this list we will be looking at the most memorable and exciting moments that impacted music as an art form and the public We won't take into account the deaths of musicians as they are all equally sad. We also don't include infamous moments like Kanye West and Taylor Swift's interruption during goods, mu

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l moment? tell it here in the comments number 20 the concert tribute to freddie mercury the vocalist of queen freddie mercury is one of the most beloved singers in the history of music and the concert held in his honor in 1991 is remembered as one of the best moments of the rock paying tribute to mercury and also raising awareness about AIDS this concert included several of the biggest bands in the world at that time it had an attendance of more than 70,000 people and the tickets sold out in just three hours the event was broadcast live and more than 500 million people watched it from home the concert videos are classic since each artist honored mercury in their own way and gave impressive performances plus all proceeds were used to start the mercury phoenix trust number 19 elton jhon concert at dodger stadium october 25 and 26 1975 elton jhon had two concerts at the lakers stadium in los angeles he was the first musician to play at the venue after the viruses did nine years earlier although it's hard to compete against them we can safely say that i didn't make it these concerts were seen by more of 100,000 fans and at the time they were the biggest concerts of a solo artist although it was not known at the time I had not tried to end his life a few days before tes of the concert more work they scare away the water they are from the natural state slider revolvers from constitución announce more than luckily he survived and the rocket man managed to give us two of the biggest concerts of his 18th career you have to see that in the via emails if you see nowadays madonna's presentation on fridays in 1984 her suggestive movements might seem unremarkable to you but for the public at the time this was completely different descending from a giant cake and wearing a wedding dress madonna decided to improvise a bit during her performance from like fergie in the middle of the song madonna began to loosen up more moving sensually on the stage floor and even showing her underwear the future queen of pop was not yet so famous when she appeared on Fridays and her show ended up offending the public more conservative however this controversy caused madonna to receive more attention and helped the artist s females could talk more openly about their sexuality in their songs the idea of ​​the big cut wow number 17 the altern speedway festival the rolling stones concert at the last speedway in 1969 is famous for being the grim end of the summer of love considered as the spiritual successor to woods is the concert featured many popular bands and was attended by over 300,000 fans as well as a group of hell's angels who were hired as unofficial security for the event as the day progressed the concert became more violent and when the stones took the stage things got out of hand as an attendee pulled out a gun and was fatally stabbed by one of the hells angels before the night was over there were two more deaths rolling stones magazine described the event as the 16th worst day in rock and roll the debut of the jackson five jackson board was on february 21, 1970 when the world with heard music for the first time the style and charm of the jackson family presenting their single eivissa on the american funds program so detect the jackson five made up of jackie jermaine tito marlon and michael stole the show with their pop sound with their choreography and their appearance so youthful and clear it was michael in particular who stood out among all so much that even watching this performance today we can see how captivating michael jackson was even at the beginning of his sad career the group's performance on that show launched the members to fame of this family and with it the concept of the boyle band number 15 ebony and ivory began we said at the beginning of our list that it would not include the releases and that was serious although the release of aibonito and albert and it was something important for paul mccartney making music together with stevie wonder was by itself a truly unique moment viruses are considered to be the biggest pop band of all time times and wonder as the most important Arabic artist two of the greatest minds in music came together despite coming from different countries and styles of music to give us a song that is about peace and harmony something completely inspiring and that in the 80 was very powerful it is possible that we will not see a collaboration like this again number 14 parle's presentation at the esmael jamaica concert there are certain musicians whose impact on the socio-political is as important as on the musical bob marley is the best example of this already that the singer used his fame to spread a message throughout america and the entire world martín wind and the order of war boudou from among the bars gonna live bava being such a powerful figure bayly had enemies in important places and on december 3, 1976 he was shot by seven people who allegedly had ties to far-right politicians this happened two days before a concert that marley had extraordinarily scheduled ente marley decided that he was going to participate in the concert and did not allow himself to be intimidated at the end this reggae star played to more than 80,000 fans for a powerful 90 minutes number 13 on the smothers brothers comedy hour in 1967 the british invasion was all in the usa most americans who were used to the antics of viruses and the unique style of the rolling stones but no one knew what to expect when he left and performed on the show two mothers brothers and played his smash hit my generation and the presentation The band ended with smoke billowing from their amps, broken instruments and an explosion that was three times more powerful than originally expected.

This legendary performance fell into infamy but you can see some of the beginnings of funk rap in it widder in the list of number 12 nirvana on mtv unplugged the music industry owes a lot to live by all the impact it had but it is The channel must also be recognized for some incredible musical moments. Perhaps the most powerful presentation in the history of the channel is that of Nirvana in 1993 in the mtv unplugged segment recorded in November of that same year and broadcast a month later, it was one of the last kurt cobain performances before his death in april 1994 following his passing this performance gained more prominence as the set design and melancholy songs hinted at number 11 johnny cash jodi's declining mental health almost never he followed the rules and that's exactly why the public loved this man dressed in black a rebellious spirit who had a few run-ins with the law understood prices almost perfectly spoke in favor of reforms in the prison system and since he was 50 he visited and he appeared in different prisons to me but the best moment came on February 24, 1969 when kaiser presented live in the prison of san Quentin in California motivated in part by his anger at the British crew recording the concert, nearly led a very rowdy crowd of inmates during a high-energy, rebellious set that came to define his 10th career, the start of a chip and such.

It may be hard to imagine nowadays as it is now known for its trashy reality shows and award shows but mtv was once the center of usa music when mtv started in 1981 it completely changed the world of music taking it by itself. only to music videos at the forefront of the music industry dedicated entirely to broadcasting and premiering music videos as well as breaking news about the world of music mtv quickly became a benchmark for the youth of the 80s and 90s albert rivera bands and record executives alike realized the potential of music videos and even today when an artist releases a new song nion you can also expect a video of the same number 9 of the same meets the wall roger waters the mastermind behind the revolutionary i discussed pink floyd's wall ever book during an interview that after leaving pink floyd in 1985 he was never going to touch songs from the world live however he also said that there were certain circumstances in which he would be willing to do so for example if the berlin wall came down therefore it was decided that guardians would play the entire album in what used to be no man's land ' in berlin eight months after the fall of the wall yesterday he was accompanied by an impressive group of artists including sineiro corner joni mitchell and van morrison the concert was also recorded and released as an album and is considered one of the best live shows in the story number 8 michael jackson's mongolian concluded I don't believe the step but it was undoubtedly popularized by the world that has been present in pop culture at least since from the 30s for example with james brown enter blues brothers but we can only think of one name when we talk about that by mike the text turned the world upside down when he performed it for the first time at motown benifato yesterday today and forever in march 1983 jackson le he gave his own touch to the movement with his turns his sequins the black jacket and the white glove and he managed to stop the world for a moment before dropping this bomb called nowak in these times it would have broken the internet but in 1980 jackson simply blew heads number 7 of play and the dog gets into the top 40 we're sure you've ever danced rappers delight but you knew it was recorded in one take that's what i thought that one take recorded by wonder my big band hank and master and it changed the world of music when in January 1980 it managed to reach position 36 of the top 40 skin it was the first time that a hip hop song achieved such a feat and it helped the genre obtain the recognition that it deserved.

It was this moment that led the way for hip hop and brush artists until they've claimed they can all thank region number 6 touch and go electric in newport bob dylan is a favorite among fans of the newport folk festival thanks to his presentations in 1963 and 64 he decided to change everything in 1965 for 65 milan was considered the spokesperson for a generation and for this reason he led the concert in newport worth when he went on stage accompanied by members of the stern field blues band and armed with a fender stratocaster electric guitar mr. zimmerman of four to his origins to boos and jeers from festival purists including organizers dylan gave a performance full of electric guitars and rock and roll energy an important point in history that marked the decline of pop and the rise of rock and roll number 5 x on the program of my show at the time of appearing on the program ma de milton but on June 5, 1956 elvis i had had other appearances on television including a previous participation in this same show however things were different this time without his guitar and with the freedom to move around the stage phrase and se he became a whirlwind spinning arms and hips while performing a wilder version of hauché he may have been criticized by the press and conservative groups but elvis conquered the youth of the usa and was crowned the king of rock and roll number 4 and his four days of love and peace rocked the world with many incredible performances by groups as diverse as the who or jefferson airplane however none of them had the impact of jimi hendrix due to terrible scheduling issues and playing after that lullaby hendrix for Fin took the stage on a Monday morning with only 30,000 people out of the 400,000 who attended the event, the few who remained were impassioned. cted when hendrix began to play an impassioned version of star spangled banner very much in the jimi hendrix style it was a performance that channeled the rebellion and anger of the counterculture towards the vietnam war but also hendrix's love for us number 3 wind live on july 13, 1985 the world's biggest rock bands came together for live aid to help fight famine in ethiopia on a day when led zeppelin the who black sabbath and with zbik tíos nación' young, in addition to having an epic 14-minute interpretation of youtube by pat quinn who stole the show in a set of only 21 minutes, they managed to play bohemian rhapsody radio gaga hammer default crisis of the we will rock you we are the champions to finish the performance was incredible and we saw freddie mercury take over the stage in front of over 72,000 people in what would be one of his last 22nd performances on the day the level show bu not the sunny day show and the show gave the world a collection of incredible and controversial musical moments like elvis presley's censored hip swing and none compare to the debut of thebeatles true love love on february 9, 1964 with a record audience estimated at 70 and 3 million viewers the viruses took the stage and started the british invasion that night john paul george and ringo tore down the wall between british music and the American globalizing the industry and creating a bond that would unite them forever, the performance sent the US into a frenzy like never before, pyromania had come and would eventually end with the iconic concert of the spirits on the roof in 1969 and the music would never return. be the same and we still haven't reached the end remember to subscribe to our channel and activate the bell to receive notifications of our latest videos very well let's see the number one position number one beethoven presents his ninth symphony considered one of his best works beethoven presented his ninth symphony on may 7, 1824 at the hector theater in vienna before a full house d competing against the public this time He also filled the stage with the largest orchestra he had ever assembled including many of Vienna's elite musicians. all this raised the expectations of the audience i by sharing the stage with maestro mikael aside beethoven's symphony wows the audience and received five standing ovations the ninth turned out to be beethoven's last complete symphony but is still considered a masterpiece and you agree with the list of other moments that have changed the music industry let us know in the comments and do not miss these other videos of watch a lot of Spanish I played to dance the band