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La canción de Paul McCartney para Destiny
Por: Luis López Zamorano
10 Sep 2014
Si alguno de vosotros ya ha conseguido terminar la historia principal de Destiny en las pocas horas que lleva en el mercado, habrá podido ver los títulos de crédito finales amenizados por una canción lenta y algo melancólica. Pues bien, se trata de Hope For The Future, una balada compuesta por Paul McCartney, el ex de The Beatles.
Destiny soundtrack composers Paul McCartney, Martin O'Donnell and Mike Salvatori.
Allá por 2012, “el hombre que con el tiempo se ha convertido en una señora mayor”, escribió un misterioso tweet en el que anunciaba que estaba colaborando en la creación de la música de un videojuego. Más tarde se supo que Paul MacCartney estaba trabajando con Bungie en el apartado musical de Destiny y que además, compondría una canción para el título que ya ha conseguido meterse entre los mejores shooters futuristas de la historia.
Nosotros, que para realizar nuestro análisis de Destiny hemos tenido que terminar la aventura a marchas forzadas, ya hemos podido escuchar la canción de McCartney mientras observábamos los créditos del título, pero para que todos podáis deleitaros con esta composición, hemos decidido compartirla con vosotros. Y por si sois de esos que gustan de cantar a la vez que suena la música, aquí os dejamos la letra, que el medio Kotaku se ha encargado de difundir, de Hope For The Future, la canción compuesta por Paul McCartney para Destiny.
"Hope For The Future"
Some hope for the future
some wait for the call
to say that the days ahead
will be the best of all.
We will build bridges
up to the sky
heavenly light surrounding you and I.
From out of the darkness
our future will come
if we leave the past behind
we'll fly beyond the sun.
We'll be together
sharing the load
watching in wonder as our lives unfold.
Hope for the future
It's coming soon enough
How much can we achieve?.
Hope for the future
It will belong to us
if we believe,
if we believe.
Hope shines brightest
in the dark
where nothing's ever seen.
Lighting undiscovered places
no one's ever been.
[Guitar Solo]
Some hope for the future
some wait for the call
to say that our destiny
will be the best of all.
And we will build bridges
up to the sky
heavenly light surrounding you and I.
Hope shines brightest
in the dark
where nothing's ever seen.
Lighting undiscovered places
no one's ever been.
Hope for the future.
Hope for the future.
Hope for the future.
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Listen to Paul McCartney's Exalted Video Game Track 'Hope for the Future'
The Beatle shares his sweeping, grandiose new track that he created for the first-person shooting game 'Destiny'
BY DANIEL KREPS
September 11, 2014
Two years after Paul McCartney first announced on Twitter that he was trying his hand at being a "video game composer" for the first-person shooting game Destiny, the rock legend's original composition for the game's end credits has been revealed. "Hope for the Future" is a triumphant, sweeping ballad you'd expect to hear at the end of an epic film, and it works surprisingly well for the credits sequence for this game from the makers of Halo.
As Rolling Stone previously reported, the track was recorded at Abbey Road Studios with a 120-piece orchestra that was conducted by Sir George Martin's son Giles. Mark "Spike" Stent produced the track. In addition to "Hope for the Future," McCartney, along with composers Marty O'Donnell and Mike Salvatori, wrote and composed 50 minutes of music for Destiny. And, as video game developer Bungie's Eric Osbourne told Vulture, McCartney took on the project for "the creativity" and "there was no check involved, big or otherwise."
McCartney was first drawn to the project after the Halo composers explained to him the ever-shifting world of video game music and how a gamer's actions dictated the musical cues. From there, Macca immersed himself in the score, even dusting off some Beatles-era equipment. "He brought out his old tape-loop machine – he said the last time he used it was on Sgt. Pepper," O'Donnell told gaming site Edge in August. "So he sent me an entire session where he was playing around with all these tape-loops. We were just thrilled. That [was] the same machine that was on Revolver."
"Hope for the Future" will reportedly be released as an official single, though details of that have not yet been announced.
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