Ray Charles was born in a poor small town in Georgia, USA, but poverty is not his only ordeal. At the age of seven, he was blinded by glaucoma. But Ray inherited the strength of her single mother, and she encouraged her children to stick to her beliefs. In a school for the disabled in Florida, the clever Charles quickly learned to "read" music scores in Braille, and began to create music with his diligence and musical talent.
Only in his youth, Charles became proficient in playing a variety of instruments, especially on the piano. His talent has taken him to a height that many people with normal vision cannot reach. After the death of his mother, 15-year-old Ray Charles dropped out of school and came to Seattle and began touring in the South. His performance was unprecedentedly successful, and he has since embarked on a relentless pursuit of music that has exhausted his life.
In the 1960s, Ray made a breakthrough in music. He successfully combined country, jazz, orchestral and church music perfectly to create a unique personal style that others cannot imitate. This beautiful music has gradually gained recognition in the world music industry, and he is also regarded as a A musical miracle. His records began to sell well and many singles made the charts. He was invited to start his first solo concert in Europe, and he merged various types of music and continued to develop their charm.
In addition to revolutionizing the existing ways of appreciation in music, Ray Charles is also a fighter who insists on opposing the apartheid system. He supports and supports young black musicians and defends the rights of himself and other blacks. His sonorous words have repelled the eyes of countless racists. His upright and tall figure has also inspired a large number of young artists to courageously.
