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Dur 29/06/2013 4 SÁBADO 29 DE JUNIO DE 2013 TÍMPANO TRADICIÓN Y VERDAD EN LA ESCALA Embajador de U-kiss cantará Trevi cimbra el los Migrantes en español Auditorio Bronco fue elegido por se- De buen humor y hasta Sentimentalismo, cabe- gunda ocasión Embajador bromistas, los siete chi- llos sueltos, baile, vestua- de los Migrantes, y la Co- cos de U-Kiss hablaron rios, videos y mucho can- misión Nacional de los De- en conferencia de prensa to fue lo que Gloria Trevi rechos Humanos (CNDH) sobre las sorpresas que ofreció la noche del jue- lo invitó al lanzamiento de preparan para su con- ves en un concierto en el la campaña “El plan es te- cierto esta noche en Mé- Auditorio Nacional que ner un plan” en la Ciudad xico, de su gusto por la lució lleno. de México. Durante la comida mexicana como No faltaron discursos puesta en marcha de la los tacos, por la música hacia los hombres y a fa- campaña,estuvo Raúl como el reggaeton y has- vor de la comunidad gay, Plascencia, titular de la ta de los besos que han pues afirmó que este fin de CNDH. dado. semana todos lo somos. Sobrevivir. Sobre el secreto de la larga duración de la banda, Keith Richards bromea que es solo “la deter- minación de sobrevivir a todos los demás” . AGENCIAS AGENCIAS Proyecto. La cantante quiere componer un tema para para la ver- sión cinematográfica de la novela erótica. Jessie J en “50 sombras de Grey” ¿Viejos para AGENCIAS disco va sobre quién voy a México, DF ser para siempre en lugar de quién soy ahora”, comentó Glastonbury? Jessie J siente que su músi- al periódico Daily Star. ca ha madurado mucho des- Jessie utiliza su propia Los Rolling Stones butan este sábado con un “Creo que la presión que “Va muy bien para la sa- de que comenzó su carrera y experiencia vital para crear concierto único en sus 50 sentimos es que es la prime- lud tocar rock & roll en una se muestra segura de poder su música, especialmente debutan este sábado años de carrera. ra vez que hacemos un bolo banda de vida limpia como componer una canción sus errores, los cuales con un concierto único “Simplemente, nunca su- al aire libre en años, y el cli- los Rolling Stones. Deberíais apropiada para la versión “crean grandes canciones”. en sus 50 años de cedió. Ha estado muchas ve- ma inglés. Juntas esas dos probarlo, es mejor que ir a la cinematográfica de la nove- “Yo vivo mi vida y me ces en la lista de las giras, pe- ecuaciones... y sí, quizás hay iglesia” , apostilla. la erótica. gusta escribir canciones carrera. ro, por una razón u otra, no algo de aprensión” , confiesa. Sobre el secreto de la lar- “Podría hacer un tema sobre cosas que me han pa- EL UNIVERSAL coincidió” , explica Richards A quienes afirman que el ga duración de la banda, para la película ‘50 sombras sado. Por lo que trato de Londres, Inglaterra en una entrevista difundida cuarteto formado por Ri- Keith Richards bromea que de Grey’. Quién sabe, ¿por hacer mi vida tan excitan- hoy por la BBC. chards, Jagger, el batería es solo “la determinación de qué no? Con 18 años escribí te como pueda. Los errores El guitarrista de los Rolling “Es como un agujero negro Charlie Watts y el guitarrista sobrevivir a todos los demás” mi primer álbum y ahora crean grandes canciones, Stones, Keith Richards, niega en el espacio o algo así, pero es- y bajista Ronnie Wood está “Es un grupo de tipos úni- que tengo 25 me siento un te dan una excusa para es- que, con una media de 69 ta vez nos metemos dentro” , demasiado viejo para subirse co. Charlie Watts, ese tío sabe poco niña cantando ‘Price cribir. Quiero ser tan ho- años, los miembros del grupo apunta el músico, que también a un escenario, replica rien- tocar la batería. Es tan sutil, Tag’, aunque me encanta la nesta como pueda y esa es británico estén viejos para to- toca el bajo y hace los coros en do: “¿Qué sabéis vosotros? creo que es el ‘roll (de rock & canción. Pero creo que está la manera de ser lo más ho- car en Glastonbury,donde de- la famosa banda inglesa. Nunca lo habéis probado” . roll)” , precisa. bien reconocerlo. He crecido nesta y sana posible”, aña- y madurado y este nuevo dió Jessie. PATERNIDAD Yoko Ono estrena ‘Take Me To The Land Of Hell’ AGENCIAS Band, formada en 1970, lanza su Nueva York, EU material “My Head And The Sky”, en septiembre del 2009, Bajo la producción de Sean dejando en stand by el proyecto Lennon y Yuka Honda, Yoko para después de 4 años de espe- Ono prepara el estreno de su ra regresar con este nuevo tra- nuevo álbum titulado “Take bajo realizado en estudio. Me To The Land Of Hell”. El disco debut de la ban- Con la participación de da se tituló “Yoko Ono/Plas- artistas como Nels Cline de tic Ono band” y fue grabado Wilco, y el baterista de Roots, en una sesión de improvisa- Ahmir Questlove, esta nueva ción, simultáneamente su producción discográfica sal- entonces pareja grabó “John drá a la venta el próximo 17 Lennon/Plastic Ono Band”, de septiembre a través de utilizando el mismo equipo Chimera Records. deproducciónyalosmis- La Yoko Ono Plastic Ono mos músicos. AGENCIAS MIGUEL BOSÉ REVELA QUE TIENE CUATRO HIJOS Miguel Bosé reveló que tiene cuatro hijos y no dos, como se creía hasta ahora, según admitió en una entrevista publicada el viernes por la revista es- pañola Shangay. “No tengo dos hijos, tengo cuatro” , dijo Bosé, que mantuvo en secreto esta nueva paternidad durante más de un año. Bosé, de 57 años, explicó que siete meses después del nacimiento de sus dos primeros hijos, Diego y Tadeo, llegó otro par de mellizos: Ivo y Telmo. “Muy poca gen- AGENCIAS te lo sabía. Hasta ahora” , explicó. El artista expresó que ser padre soltero a los 50 no es fácil y que la idea de recurrir al vientre de alquiler se la sugi- Estreno. Nuevo álbum con colaboradores como Nels Cline . rió Ricky Martin, quien tuvo dos hijos de este modo..
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