Las Ketchup: “Fuimos muy mal asesoradas. A todos les daba igual que te doliera todo el cuerpo”
Las hermanas Muñoz hablan de fama, de un éxito mundial, un cansancio que casi se las lleva por delante y de una carrera musical que sigue viva
On Sunday, July 19th, millions of people heard Aserejé kick off the first hydration break during Spain's match against Argentina in the World Cup final. Pilar Muñoz, a member of the group Las Ketchup, didn't feel particularly enthusiastic about it. "I have to be very strange," she admits. Her sisters Lola and Lucía, however, were excited and began receiving messages of support from friends and acquaintances who weren't sure if they were watching. "It made me laugh, nice that they remember you," Lucía added.
The Muñoz sisters speak from the comfort of their homes, each in a corner where they feel most at ease, discussing fame, global success, and the exhaustion that seems to be getting the better of them. They are far from done, though. Three days before this interview, they performed at Barcelona's Pride, and a summer filled with concerts both in and outside of Spain awaits them.
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