Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro broke into John Lennon ’s famous peace ballad “Imagine” during a speech on US tension. Maduro was delivering a speech on the outskirts of the capital, Caracas, on Saturday (15 November), when he asked his communications minister to remind him of the song’s name.

Some classic rock songs are more complex than you might think. For example, John Lennon‘s “Give Peace a Chance” had philosophical and moral underpinnings. In addition, he revealed what he thought about the reaction to the song. Notably, it was far ...

The double-sided disc features “Give Peace a Chance” on one side and the Ono composition “Remember Love” on the other. Both songs were recorded on June 1, 1969, during the couple’s Montreal Bed-In for Peace protest in the same hotel room.

In a glorious moment, John Lennon‘s “Give Peace a Chance” was performed when the Berlin Wall fell. That was only one of many historical events connected to the song. Paul McCartney connected a psychedelic Beatles song to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday (November 15) invoked John Lennon's peace anthem "Imagine" during a rally with supporters, singing along to the iconic song as he called for calm amid escalating tensions with the United States.