This is one of the most beautiful music in Disney’s history: for 30 years he has shifted the entire generations of viewers and there is a good reason for that

Noted that from 5 stars 4.511, Lion King viewers viewers as the best animated classic ever produced by prestigious Disney studios. For more than three decades, this exceptional film has made dream, laughter, spinning and crying all over generations, thanks to the huge history of SIMBA.

Originally fascinated by the studios, as a secondary feature film, he created a surprise and event when he came out in 1994, with his breathtaking teams, with his impeccable animation, his wonderful characters, but also … his wonderful soundtrack.

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We clearly remember the mythical songs created by Elton John and Tim Rice I already want to be a king” Love shines under the stars And, of course, incomprehensible Hakuna Matata. But it would be shameful to forget about the symphony part of the BO, signed by the legendary Hans Zimmer, who we also know about his work on the pirates of the Caribbean, the gladiator or many films of Christopher Nolan.

Oscar victory for the music of the Lion King, Zimmer had the opportunity to cooperate with South African composer Lebo M, especially on such titles Life History. The result, as we all know with a 30 -year drop, is absolutely deplorable. When they worked, Hans Zimmer expressed some doubt about his legitimacy, for the integration of the project, he had no love for music.

“I didn’t stop saying I didn’t know how it all worked. I was very afraid to change Elton John’s songs”We were entrusted to the German composer in 2012.

“I had a choice. I could be very respectful of these songs, or otherwise I could do it. That’s what I did. For the first time when Erton came to listen to my work, I looked at him very carefully. He was going to love or hate. (…) And thank you my God, he liked it!

But if the Lion’s king’s unit is impregnated with power, especially during the scenes where the young Simba cries the death of his father Mufasa, it is because Zimmer has driven his emotions and his own memories. Losing his father at a very young age, he used his story to be musically told about the little lion, As he recently confirmed in the Collider’s microphone ::

“I think you like it because it is authentic”He replied to a journalist who told him the love of the Lion’s king’s music.

“I didn’t really say so in the movie, but the kids were hiding their injury.

These are a few words that undoubtedly allow to better understand what creates the power of this special soundtrack.

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