Elton John's emotional Christmas announcement and the life-changing gift

With the slogan "Some gifts are more than a gift", it is presented the Christmas spot that Elton John has made for the John Lewis & Partners chain of stores in the United Kingdom.

A journey through the musician's life from today to Christmas where he was given his first piano, with only four years. And in the background, his song "Your Song" (1970).

This video excites us and, at the same time, It makes us reconsider the gift we are going to give our children this Christmas, because it can mark their lives. Although we anticipate that everything that is told is not true.

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The power of gifts

The story proposed by the English chain of stores focuses on the power of a gift, and how that gift inspired, changed and influenced the course of a young child's life.

And it turns out that that boy is Elton John. The spot begins today and goes back chronologically throughout the life of 'Sir John' until the moment he receives the special gift that changed his life on Christmas morning. Meanwhile, he plays his unforgettable song 'Your song' on the piano.

What will surprise you to know is that according to Trendencias, that event never occurred in the real life of the artist, but he learned to play this instrument at his grandmother's house.

Whether the story is true or not, the truth is that the video takes about 10,000 views in less than a week and it has moved a few hearts, considering that it has already received almost 10,000 comments.

So it seems that the 5.6 million euros that the English musician has received for filming the ad and that will go to solidarity projects, are well invested. Therefore, think carefully about the gift you will give your children this Christmas. It can change your life.

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