Tuesday 17 April 2012

Tupac resurrected to perform in California


Considered one of the best acts in the rap world to have graced the music scene, Tupac Amaru Shakur, known on stage as Tupac was shot in 1996, a death that came as a blow to the music and the world of the showbiz industry.

Nearly 16 years after his death, the rapper resurrected to perform at Coachella Music Festival in California on Sunday night alongside his comrades Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.

The rapper raised, which, as in 2007, had sold 75 million albums worldwide, performed two of his many hits, Hail Marys and 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted with Snoop Dogg.

Performance of Tupac cheers of a crowd went crazy as the East Harlem born rapper appeared on the scene rising group. Its output was also splendid. It dissipates into the air like a light shone on him.

Also known under the name Makaveli, Tupac Resurrection was produced through an effort of four months of collaboration between Dr. Dre, Digital Domain Media Group Inc., and two holographic imaging companies, AV concepts, its parent company based United States and the basic systems Musion UK.

The All Eyez on Me 'hologram' 3D successful singer's appearance on stage for more than 100,000 fans have been swarming particularly stunned by her first words "What up, Coachella," before performing the track Hail Mary has ignited hope that other famous famous as Elvis Presley could also be "resurrected" to perform for their fans.

Technology to bring artists of the "death" to perform on stage is in its early stages and hope to be perfected over time.

Unconfirmed reports indicate that there are talks of a tour featuring the virtual image Tupac and other major acts, including Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Eminem and 50 Cent.

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