The voice of Martha Sanchez is one of the most iconic in Spain, the 58-year-old singer-songwriter and performer knew how to make her career something phenomenal when she rose to fame with the group Olé olé and then—in 93—she began her solo journey.
With the album “Mujer”, released that same year, Marta Sanchez positioned itself as one of the most listened to. The voice of “Desesperada” is now fully active. It sweeps social networks with more than 447 thousand followers.
Marta Sanchez She has musical performances, participates in events with other artists, is still invited to the most watched television programs and gives interviews to the most prominent media. The Spanish singer’s shows continue to rise.
One of the most anticipated presentations by fans of Martha Sanchezoutside of Spain, is the one that will take place this coming June 30 at the Arena in Mexico City There, the multi-award-winning singer will perform with Gloria Gaynor, Fey and Ana Bárbara, “Four styles in one night,” the show’s organizers announce.
It should be noted that Martha Sanchez She is emblematic, not only is she pure inspiration for women thanks to the lyrics of her songs and the popular anthems that she released since her beginnings as a soloist, but she is also a great fashion influencer.
Dressed by Chanel, Hermès, Saint-Laurent, Zara and several highly recognized brands, she always looks brilliant, with a personal look that lasts over time with great elegance and with her personality on full display. Wraparound glasses, wavy blonde hair, subtle makeup and clothes that impose authority They are part of it.
Marta Sánchez’s reflection on the passage of time
The artist spoke with Luz Sánchez Mellado, a Spanish journalist, about different aspects of personal and professional life. Regarding her old age, some time before her 58th birthday Martha Sanchez he reflected.
I would be afraid of growing old without getting along with myself.
“Fear of poorly managed loneliness. The danger of ending up alone is very likely. That my partner will not be there because I leave him, or he leaves me, or dies before me. When I grow up I would like to get along very well with myself, with nature, and appreciate every minute of my life,” she said.
In fact, she said that she does therapy and her therapist recommended that she practice acceptance and deal with the unconscious: “I’m achieving it after a lot of therapy,” she concluded and seemed fresh and calm as time went by: “I have no problems having birthdays.” ”.
