The World of Queen
The World of Queen
Location : Palais des Congrès Paris
Date : 15 Octobre 2021
Price : €41
On November 24, 1991, Freddie Mercury left us. It was the end of a huge rock band and the beginning of a myth. Freddie’s prowess and stage presence left a strong impression on Fred Caramia, a rock singer and songwriter, a passionate lyricist, guitarist and pianist. In 2006, he decided to create a tribute to the late legend with his brother Alexandre, himself a drummer and singer.
The 2020-2021 tour “The World Of Queen starring Fred Caramia” keeps the spirit of Queen’s concerts and offers a show that is both vibrant and explosive, while at the same time giving pride of place to the voices. The staging, orchestrated by Alex Caramia, underlined by special effects and videos chosen for their reference to pieces of Freddie Mercury’s life, make this a show that is at once moving, modern and perfectly exceptional. Specific to “The World Of Queen starring Fred Caramia”: the participation on some dates of the 2020 Tour of the soprano Claire Lairy who interprets with Fred Caramia titles such as Barcelona and Guide me Home… unique moments during which time suspends its flight With our artists, you’ll be amazed, full of ears and full of heart… and you won’t want it to stop.
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