Global Beatles Day celebrates the band's legacy with restored 4K documentary and special programming

Global Beatles Day once again brought together fans from all over the world in a celebration dedicated to the greatest band in the history of popular music. The date, celebrated on June 25, honors the legacy of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, whose influence remains alive more than half a century after the group's end. This year, one of the highlights of the celebrations is the screening of a classic Beatles documentary restored in 4K resolution. The new version features remastered images, improved audio and much higher visual quality than previous editions, allowing old and new fans to relive the band's historic moments in rich detail. In addition to the documentary, radio stations, television stations, streaming platforms and specialized channels prepared special programs with historical presentations, interviews, curiosities and documentaries about the trajectory of the Liverpool quartet. Formed in 1960, the Beatles revolutionized world music in just a decade of activity. Albums such as "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", "Revolver", "Rubber Soul", "Abbey Road" and "The White Album" changed the way of composing, recording and producing records. Songs such as "Hey Jude", "Let It Be", "Yesterday", "Come Together", "A Day in the Life" and "Something" continue to be played daily on radio and digital platforms, reaching new generations of listeners. Global Beatles Day also encourages charitable actions and projects inspired by the message of peace and unity defended by the band, especially by John Lennon. More than celebrating a musical group, the date recalls an artistic legacy that continues to influence musicians, composers and producers around the world, consolidating the Beatles as one of the greatest cultural phenomena of all time.