Scottish singer Emeli Sande holds the new record for the artist who has been in the top ten albums of the UK charts for the most weeks in a row for her work 'Our Version Of Events', according to data released by the British music licensing company PPL. That album, the first by the Scottish soul artist, was released in February 2012 and became the best-selling album last year in this country. Since then, 'Our Version Of Events' has not lost its place in the official ranking of the top ten albums and has been on the nation's best-selling album chart for 63 consecutive weeks.

In this way, the 26-year-old singer - born in May 1987 - has surpassed the Liverpool quartet «The Beatles», which had the same record for the permanence of a debut album for 50 years with their album «Please, Please Me ». Sandé's "Our Version Of Events" has sold 1,82 million copies in the UK to date and was number one seller for ten weeks. Let's remember that Sandé was one of the winners of the last edition of the Brit music awards, on February 20, when she won the award for "best album" for "Our Version Of Events" and the Brit for "best female singer "And that his single" Next To Me "was also the third most listened to pop song of 2012, according to the UK music licensing company.

Ya we show the trailer of his new DVD, recorded live at the Royal Albert Hall in London and called 'Live At The Royal Albert Hall', which came out on February 18 and was directed by Paul Dugdale, himself from the live work of 'Coldplay Live 2012.

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Via - EFE