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"Steve's Lava Chicken: Minecraft Movie Song llega a la lista del Reino Unido"

Autor: Layla May 22,2025

Si estás entre los muchos que se han aventurado recientemente en un cine para ver una película de Minecraft , recordarás vívidamente la canción breve pero memorable de Jack Black que celebra el momento de lava de lava a mitad de la película.

Black, retratando a Steve, ofrece una melodía pegadiza llamada "Lava Chicken" como Jason Momoa y el resto del elenco mira un pollo chisporroteando por la caída de la lava. A pesar de su brevedad en solo 34 segundos, la canción ha aumentado en las redes sociales, capturando los corazones de los espectadores en todas partes.

Sorprendentemente, "Lava Chicken" debutó en el número 21 en la lista oficial del Reino Unido, estableciendo un nuevo disco como la canción más corta para la lista. La asociación digital de entretenimiento y minorista del Reino Unido, ERA, señaló: "La transmisión + viralidad está remodelando los éxitos", destacando el impacto transformador de las plataformas digitales en la popularidad de la música.

Jack Black no es un recién llegado al mundo de las canciones de videojuegos virales. Su oda romántica de 95 segundos a la princesa Peach en *The Super Mario Bros. Movie *, titulada "Peaches" (que él cantó y coescribió), llegó a Billboard Hot 100. Esto marcó la primera vez que una canción de la carrera en solitario de Black llegó a la lista prestigiosa. Anteriormente, debutó en el número 78 con la canción de 2006 * "The Pick of Destiny" * como parte de Tenacious D.

Otras canciones cortas notables que se han registrado incluyen el "Spider Pig" de 64 segundos de la película de Simpsons 2007 y el éxito punk de 86 segundos de Liam Lynch "Estados Unidos de lo que sea" de 2002.

"Lava Chicken" no es el único elemento de una película de Minecraft para capturar una atención generalizada. Los clips de los entusiastas cinematos se han extendido como un incendio forestal en plataformas como Tiktok, y algunos incluso traen pollos en vivo a las proyecciones, agregando un giro único a la experiencia de la película.

Para obtener más información sobre una película de Minecraft , profundice en cómo el equipo de la película utilizó un servidor privado para sus sesiones de juego. La película ya ha superado los $ 700 millones en la taquilla global y está en camino de convertirse en la película de videojuegos de mayor recaudación de todos los tiempos.

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