Titanic soundtrack sounded at 'super ship' sunk

Survivors in the super-boat sunk off the coast of Italy Costa Concordia recounted that, when the ship struck the reef, it is playing popular songs of the movie Titanic by Celine Dion show.

This is one of duplication to hard to believe, when we think of Costa Concordia sinking of the Titanic sinking disaster exactly one century ago. The attention of public opinion on the British dancer James Thomas took myself a bridge for passengers crashed into the shore, or the ridiculous role of captain Francesco Schettino is unlikely to include findings from this seismic .

The overlap of the two strange shipwreck disaster exactly a century apart.

The song My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion show singer has been associated with the names of ships through the movie Titanic director James Cameron's production in 1997. Although the ship RMS Titanic sank in 1912 because of ice hit, but the story of its stories as survivors gave the names of the largest steamship that time legends.

Previously, it has been repeatedly associated with the sinking of the Costa Concordia sinking Titanic.However, this shocking disclosure of twin pairs of Switzerland, who escapes from the ship again inflate suspicion of mystery involved between the two disasters. Accordingly, Yannic Sgaga along with his brother Keven super lucky to escape the ship in distress claim, the bar where his cousin sat playing music My Heart Will Go On at the ship hit the reef and tipped. In their heads, images and scenes chaos giant ship like the ocean but in the movie Titanic appear immediately, leaving both feeling panic.

However, if compared with the sinking of the Titanic disaster, the people on the ship Costa Concordia super treated "badly" a lot. Yannic Sgaga said, "outside the kitchen staff, there is no crew to help the passengers leave the ship sunk in distress," because they were getting away from before. This is in contrast with the images in the movie Titanic and witnesses said survivors told disaster in 1912, the crew were clinging to the boat.

In a separate incident, the captain of the ship Costa Concordia - Francesco Schettino - has acknowledged mistakes by itself is the cause of the disaster wreck as 11 people were killed and 24 others missing. Before that, men 11 years of work on board super denied the allegations relating to personal disaster "Titanic of Italy".