US EditionInterview Leire Martínez: "If Amaia returns to La Oreja de Van Gogh, for me it is ugly, I don't like it, it stirs me"
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Leire Martínez makes her solo debut after her departure from La Oreja de Van Gogh with ‘My name’, a song that marks a new start in the singer’s career. The song is starring in the tone of an electric guitar and a drums, and has been accompanied by a video in which we can see the artist in an empty house. You may be interested: Bon Iver lets in a little light in SABLE FABLE “I was never yours / Find someone to replace me / You already did it once…
Leire Martínez has managed to take advantage of all the controversy generated by his departure from La Oreja de Van Gogh and almost from the first moment he has put his hands to work to begin (or better said, resume) his solo career. Just a few months after his expulsion from the group, and in the midst of the rumors of Amaia Montero’s return to the band, she has already published her single. Darts to her former companions have not been slow to …
Last Monday, Leire Martínez told this newspaper that it was hard for him to choose a bait of a few seconds duration of his new song to publish in networks the days before the release of the song. “It’s that anything you catch says a lot,” he explained. And he put some examples of the lyrics: “You broke everything when it was almost perfect,” “I was never yours, find someone to replace me,” “where do I sign to get you the lies you hide so well?” …
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Leire Martínez has returned to a stage, but this time alone, for the first time in 17 years. The former vocalist of La Ereja de Van Gogh visited La Revuelta to present her new song, ‘My name’, and, in passing, to release everything she had been ruminating for months. “I got the fever, vomited, of everything. My body reacted one past,” she confessed about the day she learned of her departure from the group. “I was between the sofa and the bed,” s…
The former singer of Van Gogh's Ear starts a new stage with a more aggressive image and ending the feelings that have flooded her in recent months: "Anger and disappointment" Read
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