David Bowie-"Aladdin Same" (1973)

With an overwhelming personality that plays with ambiguity with the same ease with which he moves through the most diverse musical genres, David Bowie is one of the most important presences that rock has had throughout history.
His chameleon facet has led him to have both detractors and fans, and this has earned him to make some of the most emblematic albums ever made.
In 1973 he published his sixth album "Aladdin Sane", where his rock essence remains despite losing some force, and retains the brilliance of his predecessor albums "The Man Who Sold The World", "Hunky Dory" and "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust ... "), where powerful themes such as the rhythmic "Watch That Man", the consistent "The Jean Genie", the intense "Aladdin Sane" or the version of the Rolling theme "Let's Spend The Night Together" make him another one of the masterpieces of the "Grand White Duke".