Biography of Freddie Mercury (Aaron Lloveras)

Freddie Mercury was born in Tanzania the 5th of September in 1946. He died the 24th of November in 1991, in London. He was the vocalist of the british group of rock "Queen".

In 1971 John Deacon turned into one more member of the band completing this way the Queen. Freddie designed the logo of the band using signs of the Zodiac: Two lions like signs of Roger and John, a crab as Brian’s sign, and two fairies as sign of the own Freddie. Freddie was the author of the Queen’s first song who entered the British lists "Seven Seas Of Rhye", the first great success "Killer Queen" and the most famous of all the Queen’s songs that was in the highest of the lists for 9 weeks: Bohemian Rhapsody. Freddie always was considered to be the chief of rows of the band.

On November 24, 1991, some hours after the advertisement of his disease, Freddie dies of bronchopneumonia multilobar acting as infection opportunist related to the AIDS in presence of his pair and of the singer who writes his own songs Elton John in his Garden Lodge’s house in London. His last desire was Bohemian Rhapsody’s recovery in order to collect funds for the fight against the AIDS. After his death, it was continued by the edition of great quantity of material that Mercury had made prepared. His last appearance in chamber was in the video paper clip These Are The Days Of Our Lives.