Essay On Bruno Mars

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Navjot Kaur
Peggy
Assignment#1
May 02, 2014
Bruno Mars: a real musical talent
There are many famous artists in the industry today. There are many that lack originality and imagination. Many of them have the same style, same type of genre and the same way they rise to stardom- mainly tabloids. However, there is one name that stands out, making a unique name for himself- Bruno Mars.
Bruno Mars has a great voice, catchy songs- and he writes most of his own songs, knows how to play several instruments. His lyrics are amazing and meaningful. So what’s there not to like? He has the originality and uniqueness that make him stand out in a bigger way. Bruno Mars is leaps and bounds better than his contemporaries. He’s lot more deserving and basically makes other look like no talent.
Perhaps the most enticing quality of Bruno Mars is that he is not all about getting famous. His songs are very realistic. He expresses his feelings through his songs and sings from the heart and personal experiences. As an artist it is very important to connect to your audience. Bruno’s music is so powerful that it can move one’s soul and where everybody joins in the revelry. If you listen to his music you’ll know what I mean.
Many of us admire his personality, the way he comes across to people. Bruno Mars seems very humble, down-to-earth person unlike many other artists. His music is very relatable not overpoweringly or disproportionate. Therefore, he doesn’t have to resort to gimmicks. He’s doing all this without trying to make sensational headlines with imprudent behavior. He lets his talent and music speak for himself.
How often do you see Bruno Mars on the cover page of gossip magazines? Not so much. Right? Anyone who follows Bruno Mars realizes ...

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...e an identity for a massive television. Similarly, the critics wrote off Bruno Mars that he is not big enough star to shine on the national stage. Because he lacks fragrance deals and is not in the tabloids. According to Jody Rosen, pop critic in New York Times, Bruno Mars is someone with a dynamic stage presence but has not made any effort to construct offstage persona around himself. The journalist missed the main point here. Bruno Mars’ music and his singing craft are so great and that’s what elevates him into the type of performer worthy of appearing at the Super Bowl and entertaining massive audience. So why does he need fragrance deals or some offstage persona to shine when he is already shining without it?
Bruno Mars has got great showmanship, great talent and angelic voice. He is truly the future of music! Bruno Mars- “you are amazing just the way you are”.

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