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    • Dance
      • general meaning of dancing for us humans
        • Self-expression in dance
        • Communication and creativity in dance
      • The physical and mental advantages of dancing
        • The physical advantages of dancing
        • The mental advantages of dancing
      • The most popular dance styles
        • Ballet
        • Modern dance
        • Hip-hop
        • Latin dance
        • Jazz dance
      • Dancing as an occupation
        • Occupation as a dancer
        • Occupation as a choreographer
      • The history of dancing
        • The origins of dancing
        • The inventors of dancing
        • Dancing trends throughout time
      • Famous dancers
        • Famous ballet dancers: Anna Pavlova
        • Famous dancers: Mikhail Baryshnikov
      • How animals dance and why
        • Dancing in the world of animals: The dance of the honey bee
        • Dancing in the world of animals: The dance of the Victoria’s Riflebird
        • Dancing in the world of animals: The dance of the Thomson’s gazelle
        • Dancing in the world of animals: The dance of the humpback whale
        • Dancing in the world of animals: The dance of the Andean flamingos
      • Folk dances around the world
        • Greek folk dances
        • German folk dances
        • Estonian folk dances
        • Italian folk dances
        • Dutch folk dances
        • Australian folk dances
        • New Zealand dances
      • Big international dance competitions
      • Ceremonial and ritual dances
        • Ceremonial dances – The Rain dance
        • Ceremonial dances – The Ghost Dance
        • Ceremonial dances – The Buffalo dance
      • Can everybody dance?
      • Why children should dance
      • Chios Dance Festival
      • TikTok and the world of modern dance trends
        • TikTok dance trends
        • Most famous TikTok dancers
      • How dancing influenced the film industry
        • The influence of dance on the film industry
        • Iconic dance scenes in movies
      • Flash mob
    • Yard Games
      • Kindergarten
        • Tag Games
          • Capture the Flag
          • Freeze Tag
          • The Fox Goes Around
          • Chain Tag
          • Dragon and Princess
          • Hot Dog Tag
        • Skill Games
          • I’m Packing my Suitcase
          • I Spy
          • Egg and Spoon Race
          • Doggy, Doggy, where is your Bone
          • Hopscotch
        • International Games
          • ‘Mensch auf Erden’- Human on Earth
          • ‘Magissa, Magissa ti Mageireveis?’- Witch, Witch what are you Cooking?
          • ‘Fischer, Fischer’ -Ahoi Captain
          • Mila- Apples
          • ‘1,2,3 Escondite Inglés’ – Red Light, Green Light
          • ‘Landje Veroveren’- Conquer Land
        • Pantomime
          • Charade
          • King of 12 swords
          • 1,2,3… Come to Me
          • Follow the Leader
          • Why are you late?
        • Reaction and Orientation
          • 15,14
          • The Floor is Lava
          • Heads Up 7 Up
          • Fire, Water, Storm
          • Balloon Games
          • Cookie Games
      • Primary School
        • Ball Games
          • The Burning Ball
          • Country Ball
          • Zombie Ball
          • The Great Wall Of China
          • Dodge Ball
          • Piggy In The Middle
        • Running Games
          • The Smurfs
          • Sleepyhead
          • Octopus
          • Freedom
          • Dwarf, Giant, Fairy
          • Take It… Or Not
          • Paranoia
        • Circle Games
          • The Screaming Circle
          • The Battle Circle
          • Hah-Heh-Hoh
          • The Fateful Blinking Game
          • The Bomb
          • Catch The Jacket
          • Ninja
          • Rush Hour
          • I’m Sitting…
          • Electricity
          • The Gordian Knot
        • Chilled Games
          • Human Memory
          • Giant Fli-Fla-Flu
          • Evolution
          • Fruit Salad
          • Concentration
    • Volleyball
      • The origins of Volleyball
      • Volleyball rules
      • Positions of players
      • Sorts of plays
      • Why are teamsports important for children?
    • Judo
      • Warm-up
      • Stretching
      • Ukemi
      • Throwing Techniques
      • Grappling Techniques
      • History of Judo
    • Fitness
      • Fitness at home
      • Calisthenics
        • Basic bodyweight exercises
        • Handstand
        • Muscle Up
        • Human Flag
        • Front Lever
      • Running
        • 100 Meter Sprint
        • 200 Meter Sprint
        • 400 Meter Sprint
        • 800 Meters
        • 1500 Meters
        • 3000 Steeplechase
        • 5000 Meters
        • 10000 Meters
        • Relay Races
        • Half Marathon
        • Marathon
        • Hurdles Events
      • Jumping
        • High Jump
        • Long Jump
        • Triple Jump
        • Pole Vault
      • Throwing
        • Discus Throw
        • Javelin Throw
        • Shot Put
        • Hammer Throw
      • Decathlon and Heptathlon
      • HIIT Training
      • Training with weights
      • Fitness Challenges
    • Handball
      • History
      • Rules
      • Field, positioning and lineup
      • Plays
      • Historical games & players
      • Exercises
      • Injuries
      • Handballs
      • Teamwork and team spirit
      • Wheelchair handball
    • Soccer
      • History of soccer
        • History of soccer in Greece
        • History of soccer – Part 2
        • The History of Women’s Soccer
        • Historical Games in Soccer
        • Historical coaches
        • Historical Teams in Soccer
      • Rules of Soccer – The most important rules  
        • Rules of Soccer Part 2
        • Rules of Soccer Offside
      • Variations of soccer- Futsal
        • Tennis Ball
        • Beach Soccer
      • The Influence of Billionaires in Football
      • Do Soccer Academies Shape the Future of the Sport?
      • Soccer Rivalries
  • Arts
    • Music
      • History
        • History of Hip Hop
        • History of Rock music
        • Jazz Music
        • Reggae
        • The Beatles
        • Queen
      • Music and body
        • Music and Memory
        • Express emotions trough music
        • National Anthems
    • CINEMA
      • Let’s Experiment with Cinema
        • The first experimental movies and how to create one at home
        • Basic vocabulary for aspiring film makers
        • One day on a movie set: habits and custom of filming on set
        • The importance of the soundtrack: let’s play with it!
        • Basic guide of video editing: how to use CapCut
      • The cinematic storytelling
        • Silent Cinema: a different way to tell stories
        • Silent Cinema genres
        • From the Silent Cinema to the Sound Cinema: the issues of a great change
        • The new genres of Sound Cinema
        • The Cartoon Era
    • Music
      • About Instruments
      • Music Symbols Part 1
      • Music Symbols Part 2
      • Music Symbols Part 3
      • Music in Movies
      • Basic Music Theory
        • Musical Notes
        • Scales
        • The Rest
        • Chords
        • Cadences
      • How to compose a song
        • How to use the circle of fifths
        • Going on a Songwriting Adventure
      • Tips and Tricks for learning the clarinet
      • A beginners guide to the guitar
        • The start of loving classical music
          -Your lie in April-
      • Singing
        • Getting started with singing
          • Reasons to learn singing
          • How to connect through singing
            • The science behind singing
            • Traditional singing
            • Joining a choir
        • Different styles of singing
          • Classical singing
            • History and characteristics of classical singing
            • Reasons to learn classical singing
            • How to get started with classical singing
          • Jazz singing
            • History and characteristics of jazz singing
            • Reasons to learn jazz singing
            • How to get started with jazz singing
          • Pop singing
            • History and characteristics of pop singing
            • Reasons to learn pop singing
            • How to get started with pop singing
          • Other genres
            • Musical Theatre
            • Hip-Hop
  • Healthy Nutrition
    • Healthy food
      • Breakfast
        • Homemade granola
        • Oatmeal breakfast cookies
        • Tofu scramble
      • Lunch
        • Chickpea wraps
        • Crispy Buffalo Tofu Wrap
        • Moroccan couscous salad
      • Snacks
        • Banana bread
        • Chia pudding
        • Roasted chickpeas
      • Dinner
        • Homemade tofu
        • Buddha bowl
        • Vegan barbecue jackfruit tacos
      • Diseases
        • Intolerance and allergy
        • Diabetes
        • Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
        • Foodborne illness
        • Water intoxication
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        • Winter
        • Spring
        • Summer
        • Autumn
      • Healthy diet
        • Vegan
        • Vegetarian
        • Pescatarian
        • Keto
        • Intermittent fasting
        • Mediterranean diet
        • DASH diet
      • Clean eating
        • Portion sizes
        • Fast food
        • Antibiotics
        • Supplements
      • Eating disorders
        • Anorexia nervosa
        • Bulimia
        • Orthorexia
        • Binge eating disorder
        • Pica
      • Myths
    • Nutrients
      • Protein
      • Dairy
      • Grains
      • Fruits and Vegetables
      • Saturated fats
      • Salt
      • Added Sugars
      • Nutrient Deficiency
        • Deficiency Of Calcium
        • Deficiency Of Iodine
        • Deficiency Of Iron
        • Deficiency Of Magnesium
        • Deficiency Of Vitamin B12 
    • Daily Guidelines
      • Introduction to healthy habits
    • Recipes
      • Wraps
      • Sweet Snacks
      • Savory Dips
      • Sweet Dips
  • Educational Stories
    • Elementary School
      • Moral Stories
        • The Lion and the Mouse
        • The Boy Who Cried Wolf
      • Fairy Tales
        • Goldilocks and the Three Bears
        • Cinderella
      • Comedy
        • Let’s be friends
        • The Trouble with Trouble
    • Middle School
      • Moral Stories
        • The Gift of the Magi
        • The Treasure in the Forest
      • Fairy Tales
        • The Sprightly Tailor
        • Hans My Hedgehog
      • Comedy
        • The Rat that ate Iron
        • The Lazy Loppin’ Goat
    • High School
      • Tragedy Stories
        • Home Burial
        • The Open Boat
        • Araby
      • Moral Stories
        • The King and His Hawk
        • The Chicken Who Wouldn’t Eat Gravel
        • The Ephemera: Emblem of Human Life
      • Fairy Tales
        • The Little Match Girl
        • The Selfish Giant
      • Comedy
        • Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town
        • Joy
  • Environment
    • Climate change
      • Greenhouse gases
        • Carbon dioxide
        • Methane
        • Nitrous oxide
        • Water (vapor)
        • Ozone
        • Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFC) and hydrofluorocarbons (HFC)
      • Human caused climate change
        • Powering buildings
        • Transportation
        • Deforestation
        • Consuming too much
        • Generating power
      • Nature caused climate change
        • Ocean currents
        • Volcanic activity
        • Movement of Crustal Plates
        • Variations in Solar activity
        • Changes in the Earth’s Orbit
      • How Climate change affects wildlife: Impacted species and places
        • Whales
        • Tiger
        • The sea turtles
        • Phyto-and zooplankton
        • Polar bear
        • Humans
        • Giant panda
        • Eastern Himalayas
        • Dolphins
        • Arctic
        • The Coral Triangle
        • Elephants
        • Amazon rainforest
      • What can we do to stop or slow down climate change? Solutions
        • Transportation
        • Save energy at home
        • Reduce food waste
        • Reduce, reuse, and recycle
        • Electric vehicles
        • Eat more vegetables

Queen


Queen is a British rock band, formed in London in 1971, composed of singer and pianist Freddie Mercury, guitarist Brian May, drummer Roger Taylor and bassist John Deacon.
This is one of the most famous and known band in the world. The group gained great success with their songs (Bohemian rhapsody, killer queen, under pressure etc) the years and has had a strong influence on subsequent generations and musicians.
Characteristic of the group were their concerts, which numbered 707 in 26 countries from 1971 to 1986, which, animated by Freddie Mercury, considered the best frontman ever existed, in fact the shows were considered and compared to real theatrical shows; for this reason, the band has often been awarded the title of the best live band in history (Live Aid was one of their biggest concerts).
Like I said before Queen was formed in 1970, after Freddie Mercury whose real name was Farrokh Bulsara, singer and pianist of the group Sour Milk Sea, had joined Smile, who remained in two (Brian May and Roger Taylor) after the abandonment of the singer and bassist Tim Staffell.
Soon after joining the group, Mercury proposed changing the band’s name to Queen. In 1971, after trying out some bass players in the first performances, the band decided to permanently hire John Deacon.
In the summer of 1973 Queen released their first album, with the same title. The release of the album was anticipated by the publication of the single Keep Yourself Alive, which however never appeared in the British charts (also due to the lack of radio promotion), and was actually even defined as “obscene” by the critics of Rolling Stone magazine, despite this they didn’t give up and continued creating music.
1975 was the year of affirmation. Queen spent a lot of time in the recording studio, in six production studios, with the help of producer Roy Thomas Baker and recorded the album A Night at the Opera, the most expensive album of the time. The title is inspired by the Marx Brothers film of the same name, and is one of their most successful albums. It contains one of their most famous songs, Bohemian Rhapsody, written by Freddie Mercury and accompanied by what is defined as the first video clip in history: the song remained at the top of the English charts for nine consecutive weeks
Their biggest concert was performed on the 13th July 1985 when they took part at the live Aid, Queen performed at Wembley for about twenty minutes. According to some important English journals, the public and the other musicians present, for once in agreement, their interpretation was memorable and even one of the best of all time.
In 1991 Freddy Mercury after lot of years of sickness, got worse (he had Aids), for this motivation Queen’s last songs resent of the situation that Freddie was living. The most famous songs of this year are “The show must go on” “These are the days of our lives” and also “Istill love you” this last song was dedicated to Queen’s fans. On 24th November Freddie died.
Despite this Queen is still one of the most famous and listened group all over the world.

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Sources
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