41st annual Elvis Presley death

Elvis Presley was born on January 8, 1935, in Tupleo, and died on August 16, 1977, at the age of 42.

It is considered one of the most outstanding cultural figures of the 20th century and is also known as the “King of Rock and Roll” or simply “King”. The king of rock&roll music, sex symbol, male every woman he wanted to be with, for years has struggled with addiction. In the last year of his life, he associated with doctors, given that he had major problems with his liver, heart, digestive system, and so on, and all because of his drug use. His career, Elvis, started in 1954. The discoverer of his talent was the founder of Sun Records, Sam Phillips. Elvis had come to the studio to sing a song about his mother's birthday.

Shortly after that, it has realised the signal “That's All Right” which has immediately become a hit. He has participated in many television and radio shows, and his mode of dancing and movements have soon become quite attractive in the female gender. For the first time, it debuted in the movie in 1956, in the film “Love Me Tender” He was the first singer, whose concert (Aloha from Hawai in 1973) has been broadcast into more than 40 countries around the world. He has been 14 times nominated for the Grammy Award, and has won three Grammy awards for life's work. Thanks to the great success of the Showebiz, Elvis has earned millions, spent a lot of money, and therefore just before death it was banked. The heir to his wealth was Lisa Marie Pretley.