Keith Richards

Keith Richards (b. 1943) is a guitarist, songwriter and founding member of the Rolling Stones, one of the most influential bands in the history of rock. Recognized for his raw style, iconic riffs and irreverent attitude, Richards helped define the sound of modern rock'n'roll. Songs like Satisfaction, Paint It Black or Gimme Shelter are part of the musical heritage of the 20th century. Its cultural impact goes beyond music, making it a symbol of artistic longevity, creative freedom and resistance to time.