I would have liked to have met some of those Liverpool residents who, in the late 1950s, complained about those kids with strange hairstyles. Those people who, in 1960 or 1961, still denied being from the same city as those four youngsters who had created a musical group whose name seemed absurd to them. When a trend is born, there are always people who oppose it. Do they get off their high horse and apologize? Or do they remain critical for life, even though today one of the big reasons to go to Liverpool is the Beatles?

Coinciding with the 60th anniversary of the Beatles' concert at Barcelona's Plaça de la Monumental, the University of Barcelona (UB) has recovered previously unseen color footage. The project, led by Magí Crusells, a professor at the Faculty of Geography and History and director of the Film-History Research Center at the University of Barcelona, ​​shows a two-and-a-half-minute amateur recording of the British group's performance on July 3, 1965. According to the university, it is the most valuable surviving visual document of the group.