Between 4 July and 11 August can be enjoyed at the Centro Cultural Borges "Years of Bohemian Rhapsody", Queen official photographic exhibition exposing the works recorded by the prestigious Mick Rock.

Exposure to be held in the enclosure Viamonte 525 will reflect the time taken by "The man who shot the 70's" (The man who portrayed the 70 '), It is according to the nickname by which he is known Rock.

This artist was also photographed the popular English group first, back in November 1973, as part of his concert at the Imperial College London. At that time, Mick Rock already had a reputation, thanks to the photos made with renowned musicians like David Bowie, David Bowie, Iggy Pop y Lou Reed, among others.

In this concert 1973, Queen was still a band that moved across the English under, next to become a global event, with songs that to this day still alive.

The sample will be in Borges (with tickets worth 200 pesos) It is a summary of new material, from a selection of images never before seen, Sebastian curated by Alderete, the Access-New York Creative Agency.

In the words of Rock, "I met Freddie in an afternoon 1973 and at that moment he told me that they were destined to success. Mick collaboration with Freddie, Brian, Roger and John lasted until the end of 1975. During this time he created the iconic album covers as "Queen II" and "Sheer Heart Attack"; group made numerous studio sessions, He conducted individual sessions with Freddie and Roger both at home and in the studio, as well as he photographed backstage, in parties, live performances and recording studios.