Farrokh Bulsara born on September 5, (1946) in Tanzania.
He was the vocalist, musician, composer and leader of the British rock band QUEEN.
At age 10 he was a table tennis champion and at the age of 12 he was awarded a school trophy for merit in all his extracurricular activities. At an early age he aroused his fondness for music, took piano lessons and participated in the school choir.
In (1958), along with five other classmates from the St Peter English Boarding School, they created a rock'n'roll band: The Hectics, where Freddie played the piano.
He graduated in art and design at the Aelling College of art. It was baptized with the surname Mercury, by the mythological messenger of the gods.
In (1971), Freddie and his companions formed the group "SMILE". In (1973), they changed the name of the group to "QUEEN 1".
Queen published a total of 20 albums, and came to sell 300 million albums worldwide.
On October 8th, (1899), it was the last time Freddie was seen on a stage. Even though he was ill he continued composing and recording songs.
He announced one day before his death that he was suffering from AIDS.
On November 24, (1991), Freddie Mercury died in his home in London because of a complication of bronchopneumonia that he did not endure because of his illness.
Bohemian Rapsody was recognized as the best Song of all time for the British, above "Hey, Jude" or "Yesterday" of the Beatles, and "Imagine" John Lennon.