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El guitarrista de Queen , Brian May , ha compartido un vídeo del momento en el que tocó por primera vez el icónico solo de guitarra de "Bohemian Rhapsody" ante el equipo de la cinta del mismo título, que recientemente triunfó en los Globos de Oro .

En el clip en cuestión, May toca el solo en un estudio de grabación ante Gwilym Lee , el actor encargado de interpretarle a él en la película -quien, por cierto, queda alucinado por lo que acaba de vivir.

"Cuando el equipo estaba filmando esta escena yo andada por ahí, así que Gwil me invitó a hacerlo. ¿Qué tal me salió, colegas? Bueno, obviamente no tan bien como a Gwil , él es un artista entrenado. ¡Lo pasamos muy bien", ha explicado May en Instagram .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

This clip is stolen from @bryanjaysinger, who was evidently filming it on his iPhone. When the BR team were shooting this scene, I happened to be around, so Gwil invited me to have a go ! How did I do, folks ? Well, obviously not quite as good as Gwil ! He’s a trained artist ! We had too much fun ! I’d like to see the rest of what happened, captured by the film cameras which were still rolling ... some day. In case you’re wondering why this solo doesn’t sound like the ‘out-take’ solo in the film, I only had the idea to make that happen later, when we were polishing the soundtrack. In any case, we wouldn’t have had the facilities to do that on the day of the shoot. In the film, you hear a variant take on the Bo Rhap solo which just MIGHT have been the one previous to the final one which made it onto the record! Might ! That’s if it hadn’t been a genius first-take keeper. Ha ha ! I honestly don’t remember ! A million thanks to @mrgwilymlee Bri

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