Girl group Las Ketchup unrecognisable 20 years after one hit wonder with The Ketchup Song
GIRL group Las Ketchup look unrecognisable 20 years after their one hit wonder with The Ketchup Song.
The noughties track instantly became iconic, and has recently been given new life on TikTok – much like many other older tracks.
Las Ketchup’s pop hit came from a Spanish girl group who were founded by flamenco record producer Manuel “Queco” Ruiz.
And the popular song sold over seven million copies worldwide.
The group consists of three members – sisters Lucia, Lola and Pilar Munoz, and they were famed for their brightly coloured outfits and bold patterns.
But in a recent snap, the sisters ditched their playful looks for plain black as they posed together for a new photo.
The girls looked as glam as ever as they showed off blow dried hair and stunning makeup looks.
And the beautiful image was shared on their Facebook page, where Las Ketchup update doting fans on any new music performances.
The group’s most recent post came in November 2022 when they told fans what they’d been working on.
They wrote: “In Manchester we finished our work with our former manager, now we give way to a new stage.”
After releasing The Ketchup Song, the girls went on to release a further single named Kusha Las Payas – but sadly for the group it wasn’t a hit.
After returning to family life, the band then reformed in 2016 when they performed their hit song at the semi-finals of Sweden’s Melodifestivalen and then in Mexico the following year.
They then reformed as a trio once again in 2019 and toured around Spain and Bulgaria.
Las Ketchup can often be found posting on Instagram to their 7,000 followers – including backstage snaps and tour dates.
