Sonia and Selena separate. The musical duo known above all for the success I want to dance, launched in 2001 and which continues to play 24 years later, announced yesterday Thursday through a statement the end of its career, “due to a unilateral decision by one of its members, Sonia Madoc, (…) and due to several disagreements.” The document adds that it is “a sad day for national pop” and adds: “Thank you for having danced together all night.”
The statement, signed by the representation agency Equipo Locamente Talent and issued through different social networks also by Selena Leo’s account, apologizes to all commitments and events that will not be able to include the agreed performances. He also promises to “resolve each case one by one.”
The document does not offer more details, although it adds: “The team that has accompanied them at this stage and Selena Leo will make the relevant statements.” Meanwhile, the duo’s website still does not report their dissolution: on the contrary, it continues to enthusiastically boast about their recent reunion and the dates of the Queens Tour, that took them until a few days ago through half of Spain. “After 24 years our paths have joined again and we really want to meet you again. Everything comes in its time,” reads the first message on the website, along with a photo of both smiling artists.
“With their debut in 2001, Sonia and Selena established themselves as the queens of Latin pop with I want to dancea song that broke sales records and became a music success in Spain and Latin America, selling more than 1,500,000 copies of its album. They also released hits like Let it move, move, move, Tequila o Long live the night. In their first stage they participated in dozens of festivals, parties and television programs, exclusively performing the official Big Brother song. His image and his unforgettable songs are part of the history of our country’s music,” adds his official website. Just a year ago, in the program The revoltboth performed together again more than two decades after their first big triumph. Then, they announced “many surprises.” The last one, probably, was unexpected even for them.