.- On March 22 the California group Maroon 5 is shut up 24 hours in a London studio where he composed a song for Coca-Cola with the help and suggestions from fans, according to a statement from the soft drink company. The initiative is part of the "Coca-Cola Music," and can be followed through its website, where you can send questions to the group, as well as compositions, rhymes, pictures and any ideas that can help to compose.
One of the technological innovations of the project is that the group's interaction with fans is not made through a computer screen but with a projection system that will reflect on the walls of the study the ideas they arrive. Fans can also follow the event through the 20 bloggers from different countries will be present, in addition to Facebook and Twitter.
Maroon 5 became known internationally with his album "Songs About Jane" where they appear as hit singles "This Love" and "She Will Be Loved." 
One of the technological innovations of the project is that the group's interaction with fans is not made through a computer screen but with a projection system that will reflect on the walls of the study the ideas they arrive. Fans can also follow the event through the 20 bloggers from different countries will be present, in addition to Facebook and Twitter.
Maroon 5 became known internationally with his album "Songs About Jane" where they appear as hit singles "This Love" and "She Will Be Loved."
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