The range of audiovisual content available on Apple TV + increases over the months: series, documentaries, TV programs, etc. With content for all age groups, the Big Apple’s streaming content service continues, marking a different strategy than the rest of its competition. The next May 21st a new docuseries framed the early 70s and the influence of music, groups and their compositions. It is “1971: the year when music changed everything”, composed of 8 episodes, the trailer of which is now officially available.
1971: The Year Music Changed Everything, available May 21 on Apple TV +
The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Marvin Gaye, Lou Reed or Joni Mitchell were some of the artists and groups who they marked a before and after in the history of music. His themes, thoughts and albums influenced a society that demanded entertainment and new ways of telling history. Fifty years later, Apple TV + try to teach the world the stories of those artists who performed over and over again
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“1971: The Year Music Changed Everything,” a new immersive documentary series that will explore the musicians and soundtracks that shaped the culture and politics of 1971.
In the docuseries format, ‘1971’ is made up of 8 episodes who will see the light next May 21st. The common thread will be the policy of the early 1970s with the growing impact of music and these artists. In its chapters, we will be able to see interventions by artists to show, videos of the time and other audiovisual content to take the viewer to the moment when the docuseries is framed.
