Greta, the last of the Farelo sisters who wants to be a singer

BarcelonaThere are only six pictures on Greta Farelo's profile and the last one was posted this week to make a big announcement: the release of a song. With this new move, everything points to Greta wanting to land in the world of music just like her sisters Alba and Irma Farelo, better known as Bad Gyal and Mushkaa, respectively, have done. This has not been the first time that Greta has been in front of a microphone, since in recent years she has already been seen on stage with her twin sister making some hearts or also collaborating on songs such as Rafa Christmas and hear the main voice of If one day I'm not there.

It's only 33 seconds of black and white video and the profile of her face, it's enough to start speculating about the launch of the artistic career of Greta, the third of the daughters of Eduard Farelo and Eva Solé who are making a career as singers. Although her face is not unknown to the public, due to her similarity to Mushkaa and because she has appeared on stage on different occasions, the video published on Tuesday suggests that this will be Greta's first solo song.

It will be at 00.00 h this Friday, February 14 – Valentine's Day – that this will be launched single which is named Entering the club. Greta, who unlike her sisters has chosen not to acquire a new stage name, has trusted in the production of Martí Vilaseca to carry out this project that everything indicates will be in Spanish due to the fragment spread on the networks. "I always fall into this game, forgive me; I was never like that. You are the only one I pray to, I doubt you would do the same for me. If you dance more like this, we will have to leave here. If you dance more like this, entering the club, I was the one who wrote to you. Entering the club," entering the club."

The promise of the new release has earned the support of several Catalan singers, such as Maria Hein, Ouineta and her twin sister Mushkaa, as well as dozens of anonymous followers, who have written different comments of joy and support for the 20-year-old artist.