for Chris Martin he is “our hero” [video]

You don’t have to have been born before 1985 to say that the vision of Back to the Future struck you (like lightning strikes the clock tower) leaving a permanent trace in your emotional and cinematographic memory. Of course, the younger you are, the more you experience the film as a cult of a past that does not belong to you, but for many people who saw it at the cinema at the time, the film Robert Zemeckis it was truly a turning point.
Among them was the child Chris Martin who in 1985 was eight years old and living in Exeter, a rural area in south-west England.

The guitarist and leader of Coldplay today he is 47 years old, like Marty McFly in 2015 by Back to the Future II.
The singer has always declared that “It’s thanks to that scene that I always wanted to be in a band”. Chris Martin obviously refers to one of the most memorable moments of Back to the Futurethe one in which Marty plays the guitar and sings Johnny B. Goode, a somewhat old song where he comes from that the dance students Enchantment under the sea they don’t fully appreciate it, but their children will like it.

Michael J. Fox sul palco con i Coldplay a Glastonbury

In concerto al Festival di Glastonbury in England, Chris Martin wanted to pay homage again to Michael J. Fox making him go up on stage to play the song Fix You together with the band, as happened in 2016. The singer’s eternal thanks to the activist and former actor who has been fighting Parkinson’s disease for 30 years now. “Our forever hero and one of the most incredible people on Earth” are the words that Martin use to say hello Fox in front of around 200 thousand people in raptures.
Below is the video of the moving performance.

Below is an excerpt from the video of the 2016 Coldplay concert at the MetLife Stadium in New York in 2016, when Michael J. Fox he was invited to play with the band Johnny B. Goode.