Y.M.C.A. has become a world anthem. Even the Minions have a star performance in the second part of Gru with this theme.
This Village People song has been one of the few singles that have sold 10 million copies. It was #2 on the U.S. charts and #1 on the UK.
The group's name referred to Greenwich Village—not the London borough crossed by the imaginary line that defines the world's time zones, but the New York neighbourhood, which had once been a village.
Greenwich Village was the setting for the Stonewall uprising, sparked by a police raid on a neighbourhood pub and symbolically regarded by many as the beginning of the LGBTQ+ liberation movement. This part of history is well worth reading about.
The Village is known for being a neighborhood of artists, something like an alternative and avant-garde cultural focus.
Rear Window, Alfred Hitchcock's legendary film starring James Stewart and Grace Kelly, was set there. If you have not seen it, look it up as soon as you finish reading.
The building where the protagonists of the series supposedly live Friends is located in this neighborhood.
Greenwich Village It is also a great film, released in 1944 and set in 1922 during the dry law, and also has as stage this historic neighborhood.
A group of tap dancers that we've already mentioned perform in the film.
The Four Step Brothers performed at the Cotton Club for four years and annually at Radio City Music Hall for ten. They toured the world four times and appeared in twelve European countries—an extraordinary achievement.
As you know, these aren't biographies articles, but look for the information because it's very worthwhile.
Attached the video of Greenwich Village, the poster of the film, the poster of Rear Window and the video of the Minions playing Village People.
Live, play, dance... but above all don't get bored.See you at Spirit if you want.