Song: Bohemian Rhapsody

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The topic to developing is brings over of a song, not of my musical favorite, at the time group I will tell them a bit it brings over of this song that was called me the attention much for his content. It is a song of the group Queen, is called Bohemian Rapsodia, the first time that I listened to her must have had approximately 6 years (actually I cannot remember it safely, in end) when I saw a movie called Wayne's World and I liked very much this song, without understanding what it was meaning, not nothing, though probably still it does not have idea of what was really what Freddy Mercury wanted to express. I admit that I do not listen very much musical in company to others, prefer the intimacy of it is to listen only with a good breeding animal of portable music with headphones, or with my equipment, but the problem is that I like to listen loudly (Maybe I am deaf) and prefer not bothering the others. Now I want to refer a bit to the content of the song, many legends exist it brings over of the foundation of the song, of the cause Mercury he wrote this song, about which he was thinking, that things were happening to him in his life. First I want to clarify that the author never revealed the cause of the song, the prefirió that every person does an opinion to herself brings over of what he says. Some you understand it as an exhibition of the personal life of the author, due to the fact that in these years it had his first homosexual pair, I do not share this interpretation, because to interpret it this way, I would leave many parts of the song without explanation, I believe that the song represents the murder that a man committed, and it is because of it that later in the song calls "Bismillah" (God in Arab) and the angels to recover his soul that her has Satan: “Spare him his life from this monstrosity-Easy come easy go-,will you let me go- Bismillah! no-,we will not let you go-let him go”

Probably the intention of the author was that they were saving the life to an assassin, but apparently the song was not a sufficient reason to reprieve it. (Interpretation of a tv show that were explaining the songs)