Technology beyond life? Whitney Houston may have a new tour in holograms

Technology has altered the lives of human beings since the first technical apparatus entered our lives. What's new now is what technological advances can do after death. According to information from Billboard, the pop singer Whitney Houston, who died in 2012, can return to the stage in the form of a hologram.

The announcement was made this Friday (11) by pat houston, sister-in-law of the singer, together with the Greek billionaire Alki David, company's president Hologram USA. According to a statement, the show will be shown online through the platform. FilmOn and then go on a world tour.

pat houston, who manages the star's legacy, believes the new project will help quench fans' homesickness: "It's a great opportunity for her fans to see the reinvention of one of the most celebrated artists in history, as well as continuing a legacy of performances that will not be forgotten for years to come. I really look forward to this partnership,” he said in a press release.

Other big names have had their shows portrayed by holograms in the past like Michael Jackson, Tupac, and more recently, the legendary jazz diva Billie Holiday. In Brazil, the show Elvis Presley in Concert, visited 7 capitals of the country in 2013 bringing together the record of the best performances of the King of Rock, with his remastered voice and high definition screens, which gave the impression of the star being physically present on stage.

The new (posthumous?) Whitney Houston still has no confirmed date for its premiere, nor which would be the locations that would receive the show around the world.