Which member of The Beatles used the pseudonym L’Angelo Misterioso?
I Still Do in which the album was recorded from 1990 to 1991. Media interest was aroused by the listing of Angelo Mysterioso as contributing to "I Will Be There" as it is similar to L'Angelo Misterioso, a pseudonym used occasionally by George Harrison. After Clapton refused to make an official statement, the media began to speculate whether it might be Dhani Harrison playing on the new release. A spokesman for Clapton told "Examiner.com" on 2 March 2016 that neither Clapton himself nor his management or Clapton's record companies will be revealing the actual identity of "Angelo Mysterioso". In a brief statement, the
Los Beatles en Cuba: Un viaje mágico y misterioso Los Beatles en Cuba: Un viaje mágico y misterioso The Beatles never visited Cuba, so the title is a reference to the presence of The Beatles as a social and cultural phenomenon in the Caribbean island, where they were banned in the 1960s and 1970s after government officials considered Beatlemania a bad example for the Cuban youth. "Los Beatles en Cuba: un viaje mágico y misterioso" was the first book about The Beatles ever published in Cuba. According to scholar Cameron Zywina, the book is an introduction “to the alleged, official prohibition of the Beatles' songs in Cuba between 1964