On this day, in 1942, he was born in Liverpool, England, Paul MCCARTNEY.
The legendary British singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and composer turns 82, established as an icon of world music.
Central figure of The Beatles
McCartney is world-renowned for his role as bassist and composer on the Beatlesthe band that revolutionized the music industry in the 1960s.
Next to John LennonMcCartney signed most of the songs that make up the band’s twelve studio albums, creating an unprecedented musical legacy.
Solo career and Wings
After the dissolution of The Beatles in 1970, McCartney began a successful solo career.
At the same time, he founded the band Wings, with which he recorded eight studio albums.
Among his most popular songs as a solo artist are Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, Live and Let Die (main theme of the James Bond film of the same name) and Coming Up.
Recognitions and achievements
McCartney has received numerous awards throughout his career, including a Grammy Award, an Oscar for Best Original Song for Live and Let Die and the Guinness Book of Records award for the composer with the most sold songs in the world.
Your theme Yesterday It is one of the most covered songs in history, with more than 2,500 interpretations in various musical styles.
A return to the stage
Last year, McCartney finished his tour Got Back throughout the United States, marking his return to the stage after three years of absence.
This year, the music legend will return to Chile to perform on October 11 at the Monumental Stadium.
At 82 years old, Paul McCartney remains a musical icon. His talent, versatility and ability to reinvent himself have made him one of the most influential figures in the history of music.
His legacy continues to inspire generations of artists and fans around the world.
Beyond music
In addition to his prolific musical career, McCartney has also dabbled in painting, writing and acting.
His personal life has been marked by both happy and tragic moments, including the death of his first wife, Linda Eastman, in 1998.
