Yesterday, in charge of singing the National Anthem of the United States at the ceremony of the Super Bowl, that is, Christina Aguilera was wrong to sing the verses, so you had to ask for apologies to the public.
The error was Christina was as follows: Instead of singing "O'er the ramparts we watched, Were so gallantly streaming" ("We watched from the trenches who was flying so gracefully"), the singer repeated the above line with a slight change, ie, sang "What so proudly we watched at the twilight's last gleaming"
("what we watched with much pride in the last glimmer of twilight"), which is the same that sang seconds before, but included word "watched" ("watched") instead of the word "Hail" ("elogiabamos").
Given this error, due perhaps to the nerves, since most of America was watching, Christina, sent the following message of apology: "I tank on the track and I lost my place. I just hope that everyone has been able to feel my love for this country and that the true spirit of the hymn came to be here. "
Well, anyone is wrong, but do not think many mistakes to sing their anthem, right?
The error was Christina was as follows: Instead of singing "O'er the ramparts we watched, Were so gallantly streaming" ("We watched from the trenches who was flying so gracefully"), the singer repeated the above line with a slight change, ie, sang "What so proudly we watched at the twilight's last gleaming"
("what we watched with much pride in the last glimmer of twilight"), which is the same that sang seconds before, but included word "watched" ("watched") instead of the word "Hail" ("elogiabamos").
Given this error, due perhaps to the nerves, since most of America was watching, Christina, sent the following message of apology: "I tank on the track and I lost my place. I just hope that everyone has been able to feel my love for this country and that the true spirit of the hymn came to be here. "
Well, anyone is wrong, but do not think many mistakes to sing their anthem, right?