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The five best Beatles songs written about real people
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In 1966 The Beatles were immersed in the production of Revolver, an album that would mark a before and after in the history of rock. In the midst of experimentations both in the sound and in the lyrics of the band, emerged “Yellow Submarine”, a song initially conceived as a childish tontera that became a cultural phenomenon. In addition, it was the first track sung by Ringo Starr to reach number one in the rankings. The origin of the song goes b…
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