PATTI SMITH, MICHAEL STIPE, FLEA Y CAT POWER EN UN ENCERRADO “DÍA DE LA TIERRA”

 

 

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Happy Earth Day! We are thrilled and excited to invite you to join us for Pathway to Paris Earth Day 50: A Virtual Festival for our Planet on Sunday April 26th at 4pm EST. As humanity faces an unknown future, we must recognize the fact that we simply cannot go back to our behavior from before. Both as individuals and as a globe, we are in a time of reflection, and now, more than ever, we have the opportunity to make great change. . Climate change is a global concern, and we have seen with Covid-19 what can happen when the world truly works together to come up with solutions in a time of crisis. Let’s treat the climate situation with that same urgency and passion. Let’s not go back to the world as it was. Instead, let’s move into the future with a renewed vision of how we want to live. Let’s do this not only for our children and future generations, but for each other, here today. For our neighbors, friends, and family, for the animals and trees, for every living being and species on this Earth. . In light of this all, we invite you to join us as we use our voices and platforms to raise awareness, and realize how truly interconnected we all are, not only with each other, but with our one and only beautiful planet. See you Sunday!! . . #earthday50 #earthday #pathwaytoparis #pattismith #michaelstipe #rem #flea #tonyhawk #benharper #catpower #tenzinchoegyal #patrickwatson #gigidatome #micahnelson #rajulama #olafureliasson #giovannicaccamo #dolomiti #italy #jesseparissmith #rebeccafoon #rainphoenix Graphics by @kinshipgoods THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Una publicación compartida de Pathway to Paris (@pathway2paris) el 22 Abr, 2020 a las 8:36 PDT

A falta de conciertos en directo nos tenemos que contentar con más música en el encierro.

Patti Smith, Michael Stipe, Flea de Red Hot Chili Peppers, Cat Power y Ben Harper, entre otros, participaron este domingo en el fest¡val  “Earth Day”, un concierto digital celebrando el Día Internacional de la Tierra organizado por la asociación que lucha contra el cambio climático Pathway To Paris llevado a cabo, paradojicamente, en cuarentena.

El actor y miembro de los Hollywood Vampires, Johnny Depp, también participó y Patti Smith le dedicó una de las canciones que interpretó, “Nine”, un tema que compuso en 2009 para un cumpleaños de Depp y que incluyó en su elepé “Banga”. Patti también cantó “Grateful”, “My Blakean Year”, “Because the Night” y “People Have the Power”.

Patti Smith singing NINE, a song she wrote around 2009 for Johnny's birthday. It was released in her studio album Banga.

Here's the video from tonight's @pathway2paris live event. #EARTHDAY50 #JohnnyDepp

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Depp, por su parte, versionó la célebre “Working Class Hero” del primer LP en solitario de John Lennon.

El que fue cantante de R.E.M. interpretó su nuevo single “No Time For Love Like Me Now” y Cat Power miró atrás a los súper clásicos, hizo una versión de “Kingsport Town” de Bob Dylan y recuperó su habitual “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” de los Rolling Stones.