Las Ketchup has shared a photo its three members reunited, 20 years on from their iconic noughties track ‘The Ketchup Song’.
The catchy track with its memorable dance craze made its way up the UK charts back in the noughties, selling more than 7 million copies globally.
However, the song has since received a new wave of attention following a trend on TikTok.
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The interest has cast focus onto what happened to the Spanish girl group following their international chart success.
Now fans have found that the three members, who are also sisters, are still working together in music.
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Lucia, Lola and Pilar Munoz shared a photo of themselves to their band Facebook page in November 2022 with an update on what they’d been doing.
“In Manchester we finished our work with our former manager, now we give way to a new stage.”
In the snap, the women revealed that they had retained their hair colours from the original Las Ketchup music video, but had ditched the simple little black dress look, for a playful punkish style, featuring plaid paired with dark colours.
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Although the girl’s music career got off to a successful start, the band followed up with a second single called Kusha Las Payas which wasn’t as successful in the UK.
Eventually the group returned to family life before reforming in 2016 for a couple of performances in Sweden and Mexico.
They then reunited again in 2019 to tour their homeland of Spain as well as Bulgaria.
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The group have continued to post updates about their activities on their social media channels.
Fellow social media users are also continuing to share ‘The Ketchup Song’ despite being 20 years old, due to it’s newfound fame on TikTok.
‘The Ketchup Song’ was released in 2002 and reached number 1 in the Official UK Singles Charts.
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