Después del parentesis navideño, seguimos con las que muy probablemente serán candidatas a mejor canción en los Oscar. En este caso se trata de la canción con el mismo título que el film Gran Torino. El film es el último en que Eastwood estará delante de las cámaras (o eso dice), y trata sobre un hombre que no evoluciona al ritmo de la sociedad y aun piensa en Vietnam, mientras vive rodeado de inmigrantes, un hombre con mucho genio y chapado a la antigua... Harry el sucio 
se ha hecho mayor... La canción no es la primera colaboración entre Eastwood y Cullum, pues en la banda sonora de Grace is gone también hicieron otra canción. En este caso Eastwood se anima a cantar y aunque no tiene voz ofrece un curioso contraste entre una voz vieja que ha vivido y la de un joven al que le queda mucho camino.
se ha hecho mayor... La canción no es la primera colaboración entre Eastwood y Cullum, pues en la banda sonora de Grace is gone también hicieron otra canción. En este caso Eastwood se anima a cantar y aunque no tiene voz ofrece un curioso contraste entre una voz vieja que ha vivido y la de un joven al que le queda mucho camino.----------------------------------------------
After the Christmas song post of the last week, we continue showing the candidate for best song at the Oscars. In this case it is the song with the same title as the film: Gran Torino. The film is the latest in Eastwood in front of the cameras (he said that) and it's about a man who does not evolve as the society does and still thinks about Vietnam, while he's living surrounded by immigrants, a man of genius and a grumpy man... Dirty Harry is old ... The song is not the first collaboration between Eastwood and Cullum, as the soundtrack of Grace Is Gone also made another song. Eastwood in this case is encouraged to sing and although he has no voice, he offers a curious contrast between an old voice that has lived and a good voice of a young who has a lot of things to do.
After the Christmas song post of the last week, we continue showing the candidate for best song at the Oscars. In this case it is the song with the same title as the film: Gran Torino. The film is the latest in Eastwood in front of the cameras (he said that) and it's about a man who does not evolve as the society does and still thinks about Vietnam, while he's living surrounded by immigrants, a man of genius and a grumpy man... Dirty Harry is old ... The song is not the first collaboration between Eastwood and Cullum, as the soundtrack of Grace Is Gone also made another song. Eastwood in this case is encouraged to sing and although he has no voice, he offers a curious contrast between an old voice that has lived and a good voice of a young who has a lot of things to do.
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