Mercury was a demographic as intricate as his outspoken self. He shared a significant and lasting bond with Mary Austin whom he referred to as his "common-law wife." However, their romantic relationship came to an end when Mercury accepted that he was bisexual but their connection remained strong till the end of times. Later, he got involved with...
A legacy of innovation, creativity, and defiance against conventions is to be had by Freddie Mercury. Combining his unique vocal talents with a presence that was theatrical and bold made him one of the most influential rock stars. Mercury's brilliance transcends that of just music.
The song sounds disjointed because it jumps from ballad to opera to hard rock—and just as quickly it returns to a ballad again—yet it became an instant hit when it topped various charts worldwide including the UK Singles Chart for nine weeks straight. Despite being a hit around the world, the piece grew in popularity after being included in various...
Force behind the band. With him in charge of both the vocals and songwriting, Queen went on to become one of the most successful bands ever. Their first album was released back in 1973 but it wasn't until 'A Night at the Opera' that they achieved international recognition. "Bohemian Rhapsody," which was featured in this album, is regarded by many...
Freddie Mercury's career was characterized by explosive innovation and creative restlessness. He made use of every tool to project his image as one who could do anything with his voice. In any case, he always introduced something new each time he stepped on stage. A great performer, he did not only sing but also played instruments during live...
The singer's death was followed, years later, by John Deacon's definitive retirement in 1997. This event left Brian May and Roger Taylor as the only active members and the ones in charge of keeping the band's legacy alive, something they have been able to do with great success.