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Dur 08/10/2020 JUEVES 8 DE OCTUBRE DE 2020 3 TÍMPANO AC/DC lanzará en noviembre ‘PWR UP’ EFE Madrid, España AC/DC, con Brian Johnson y Angus Young en sus filas, publicarán el próximo 13 de noviembre su esperado nue- vo álbum, “PWR UP”, del que se ha estrenado ya su primer anticipo, “Shot In The Dark”. Grabado y producido jun- to a Brendan O’Brien (quien ya estuvo tras los mandos en “Black Ice” y “Rock or Bust”), su discográfica ha in- AGENCIAS Regreso. La banda dio a co- formado además que su deci- nocer la noticia a través de sus moséptimo disco incluirá do- redes sociales. ce nuevos temas “con la con- tundencia y el sonido genui- grupo, Malcolm Young, po- no y característico de la ban- co después que Johnson da australiana”. abandonara en plena gira a AGENCIAS Para celebrar. La presentación forma parte del aniversario de su álbum. Fue hace solo una sema- la banda por problemas de na cuando AC/DC confirmó audición (fue reemplazado su regreso con un nuevo ál- por Axl Rose de Guns N’ Ro- bum a través del mensaje en ses en varias fechas). redes sociales “¿Están lis- Además, Phil Rudd reci- tos?” y una fotografía con la bió varias condenas por po- alineación soñada por sus sesión de drogas y amena- seguidores: el vocalista zas, que le llevaron a apar- Brian Johnson, el baterista tarse de la música, mientras Phil Rudd y el bajista Cliff que Cliff Williams también HANSON Williams, además del miem- dijo adiós por los problemas bro fundador Angus Young que acarreaba el grupo. a la guitarra. Así se explica el fervor Tal reunión parecía im- que ha despertado la reu- OFRECERÁ CONCIERTO VIRTUAL posible años atrás, después nión de AC/DC con gran de la muerte en 2017 del otro parte de sus mimbres más “The Best of HANSON, Live And Electric”, guitarrista y fundador del legendarios. podrá seguirse a través de su página oficial. Ventas Nuevo AGENCIAS Formación y éxitos Ciudad de México Se estima que han vendido Los nuevos temas Fue formado en los años 1990 por los herma- ro con Mercury Records, Middle of Nowhe- más de 200 millones de serán las primeras El grupo estadounidense nos Isaac, Taylor y Zac Hanson. re. El álbum había sido producido por los Dust discos por todo el mundo, composiciones de pop Hanson ofrecerá a Los tres habían comenzado su carrera Brothers y contaba con el apoyo de otros entreellos71,5millonesde originales desde el musical como pianistas, pero Isaac consiguió profesionales de prestigio. Su primer senci- sus seguidores un concier- copias tan solo en Estados disco “Rock or Bust” una guitarra de segunda mano y Zac una ba- llo, “MMMBop”, fue número uno o estuvo en to por ‘streaming’ por su Unidos. (2014). tería. Taylor se convirtió en el teclista de lo las primeras posiciones en países como Es- décimoquinto aniversario que comenzó como una banda en un garaje. tados Unidos, Austria, Australia, Reino Uni- del álbum “The Best of Grabaron dos álbumes independientes: Boo- do, Nueva Zelanda, México, Holanda, Brasil, HANSON, Live And Elec- merang (grabado en otoño de 1994 y lanzado Italia y Alemania. Se convirtió en un alegre tric”, que incluye los temas en 1995) y MMMBop (lanzado en 1996). himno pop que contrastaba con el tono agre- ‘If Only’, ‘MmmBop’, ‘Whe- El 6 de mayo de 1997, Hanson sacó el que sivo o melancólico de otras canciones de éxi- re’s The Love’ y ‘This Time sería su tercer álbum de estudio y el prime- to de la época. Around’. El concierto, que lleva el nombre de su álbum, se 48 horas después de que fi- ve and Electric Revisited” se Después le siguieron efectuará desde el históri- nalice la transmisión ini- transmitirá del 9 al 11 de oc- éxitos con ‘I will come to co salón de baile Cain´s cial, ya que los integrante de tubre a través del sitio web you’ y ‘Weird’. A principios Ballroom en Tulsa, Oklaho- la banda buscana que sus se- del grupo en hanson.net. del dos mil crearon su pro- ma, que incluyen la cele- guidores puedan disfrutar Su primer sencillo pio sello discográfico lla- bración de 3 conciertos, to- del concierto juntoaaellos, ‘MMMBop’ se popularizó mado 3CG Records para dos ellos en diferentes ho- completamente en vivo. a nivel mundial hasta lle- darle un giro diferente a su rarios diseñados para aten- Hanson ha preparado gar a los primeros lugares música con un tono blues der a diferentes regiones meticulosamente esta serie en casi todas las listas de alternativo. Desde enton- del mundo. de conciertos en vivo que se pop y logró quedarse va- ces, mantienen una carre- Todas las transmisiones originarán en la ciudad na- rias semanas en el ra estable con la que han estarán disponibles durante tal del grupo, Tulsa, OK. “Li- Billboard en 1997. cosechado sus éxitos. Ozuna y Maluma, en primeros lugares de éxitos EFE pera la primera plaza y se Madrid, España antepone a los reyes de la anterior clasificación. Dos ídolos de la música lati- En cuanto a la lista de na, Ozuna y Maluma, vuel- sencillos, repite una sema- ven a mostrar su pujanza en na más “Hawai” de Malu- España como líderes de las ma, que ya es doble platino, EL UNIVERSAL dos principales listas de éxi- pese a (o quizás más aupado tos musicales del país gra- por) la versión feminista de MADONNA DEJA LISBOA cias al álbum “ENOC” del su tema que recientemente La reina de pop Madonna está lista para abandonar Lisboa, la ciu- primero y el tema “Hawai” hizo Beatriz Luengo. dad a la que se mudó hace tres años entre revuelo y varias polémicas. del colombiano, que acaba Por último, completa el “Voy a dejar mi casa de Lisboa, todo es muy emotivo”, comentó en un AGENCIAS de sobrepasar la categoría podio “Despeinada” de Ozu- cli en sus redes sociales, que sirve de confirmación a los rumores sobre Temas. ‘Despeinada’ y ‘Hawai’, son los sencillos que los han de doble platino. na y Camilo, que se cuela al su inminente partida, que comenzaron a circular en febrero de 2019. posicionado en los primeros lugares. El puertorriqueño recu- tercer lugar. Alejandro Fernández aplaza gira otoñal EFE paración requerida”. El llamado “Potrillo de estudio, regresó en febrero Madrid, España Los conciertos del próxi- México” actuó por última vez en su decimosexto álbum de mo año se celebrarán los dí- en España en 2018, año en el estudio, grabado entre Bar- Alejandro Fernández ha re- as 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 y el 30 de que ya recaló en espacios co- celona, Los Ángeles y Nueva programado a 2021 la gira noviembre. mo el conocido popularmente York, y producido por el re- otoñal por España que debía El cantante ha “lamenta- como Palacio de Deportes de conocido Aureo Baqueiro. arrancar el próximo mes de do los inconvenientes que la Comunidad de Madrid, con Hijo del no menos céle- noviembre para presentar esta situación pueda ocasio- una propuesta en la que recu- bre Vicente Fernández, el su proyecto “Hecho en Méxi- nar” en un comunicado, en peraba canciones románticas artista ha consolidado su co” por “las restricciones el que se precisa que las en- de la década de los 70 y tam- carrera con dos Grammy impuestas sobre la celebra- tradas ya adquiridas serán bién su orquesta mariachi. Latinos, seis Premios ción de espectáculos y la li- válidas para las citas repro- Con este formato, uno de Billboard y unas ventas AGENCIAS bre circulación de personas, gramadas sin necesidad de los que mayor éxito le ha pro- aproximadas de 15 millones El concierto. Su presentación por España debía iniciar en no- así como por la especial pre- hacer ninguna gestión. porcionado en directo y en el de copias en todo el mundo. viembre, sin embargo, será hasta el 2021..
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