My favorite all-female (can’t call them girls) pop group, Fandango has been hinting around social media lately with the tag #lahistoriadetuvida and then fan get a hit with a new photo.
What are they doing to us? Just drop it already. What fans know about the upcoming single is making them on the edge of their seats. And now that it is August 1st, it is just a matter of time before the single hits. While Rocio, Anabella, and Sandra were a hush-hush about it, Alexa gave a little bit more information in her Facebook account.
Una nueva historia musical esta por comenzar en Fandango y esta vez nos toman de la mano @lyndathomasoficial y Carlos Lara Junto a un montón de amigos , colegas y familia, que creen en nosotras, que nos apoyan ,que creen en nuestro proyecto y que nosotras Las Fandango los queremos tanto. No hace falta mencionarlos porque saben quienes son.
Estoy segura que #lahistoriadetuvida se quedará para siempre en tu corazóny que no vas a poder dejar de cantarla. – Alexa Alvarez Lozano
This translates to: A new musical story is about to begin with Fandango and this time it is led by Lynda Thomas and Carlos Lara, along with a lot of friends, colleagues, and family, who believe in us, who support us, who believe in our project and that we, Fandango, love them so much. There is no need to mention them because they know who they are. I’m sure #lahistoriadetuvida will stay in your heart forever ❤ and you won’t be able to stop singing it.
I’d be excited too. Lynda Thomas, better known in the ’90s as just Lynda, was a teen idol sensation but also wrote a lot of her own music. She left the music scene for years until she came out of retirement for the ’90s Pop Tour. Since then, Lynda has been working on new music and using her talent for the good of others. We now know that good is coming to Fandango soon. We look forward to hearing this new song and sound from the group. Stay tuned… Aún Hay Más!!!
Since that day, I have been study Latin pop and rock music and have become a Latin pop music historian through the publishing of articles, fanzine, and websites. My goal is to teach people about Latin pop music and the history behind it with my website, Siempre En Domingo.
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