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Essay / Elvis Presley Biography - 914
As "Elvis has now left the building" having forever transformed the meaning of popularity and fame in American pop music culture since his death, this icon has been considered the turning point of the revolution. of the rock and roll era.⁵ The rise of Elvis Aaron Presley to fame in 1956 and his fall, later in 1977, embodied a period of reference in the youth of an entire generation through its economic consequences, political, social and cultural, and it is still relevant in the rock and roll era. the modern era as one of the most important figures in history. Through this essay, Elvis' death will address these elements by highlighting how he changed the face of music as people knew it. At 21, Elvis had already made his first appearance on national television, Presley had become one of the most famous people on the planet a year later.¹ A symbol of rebellion, good spirit and youth, Elvis had changed the face of American musical culture simply by his enchanting personality, acceptance and integration of black music into the mainstream. music and thus paved the way for artists like Little Richard and Al Green to break into the music industry. Additionally, upon his death, President Carter remarked to Elvis about the immense legacy he left behind. His image, his voice, his body, his talent and his name remain today key elements in the maturation and enrichment of the taste of the American public in matters of music, men, fashion, language and attitude. ¹ Composers and various artists from other genres, such as Bob Dylan and Leonard Bernstein, began to draw inspiration and wonder at him for the innovative pulse he sparked in a seemingly boring American culture at the time . Imitators around the world continue to imitate his style, just as Mich does...... middle of paper ...... his relationship to reality has grown thin, as has his wallet.¹ Nevertheless , Elvis Presley will always be remembered as a whole-hearted person who devoted his soul and fervor to music, and ultimately his life to what brought him to the immortal icon he is now . His death reminds music lovers and those nostalgic for the baby boom that he is like them: human and helpless, finding peace through his beautiful melodies of a simpler time. In conclusion, Elvis Presley's career and death greatly shaped, influenced, and changed the way American musical history and culture as well as the economic markets for his talent make individuals like him international superstars. He remains an immortal being in the hearts of many Americans because he embodies the American dream sought since the 1950s and continues to earn everyone's respect as he will remain the king of rock and roll..