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Lydia Rodriguez Fernandez (aka Lydia) is a platinum-selling Spanish pop singer, songwriter, and frontwoman for <a href="spotify:artist:7DC1oixQ38ba8Lyk47RlS5">Presuntos Implicados</a>. She began working in professional circles when she was barely a teenager, and released her self-titled debut album at age 16 for <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22WEA+Latina%22">WEA Latina</a>. She dedicated the single "El Tacto de Su Piel" to her inspiration and countryman <a href="spotify:artist:5sUrlPAHlS9NEirDB8SEbF">Alejandro Sanz</a>, and the album took off. It went platinum, making her an overnight sensation. In all, she released five singles from the album.
Her second full-length, Cien Veces al Día, was issued in 1998. It featured the title track as a lead single -- the first of four -- and went gold. A year later, she performed "Cien Veces al Dia" at the Eurovision competition, and the album was reissued in a special edition.
Over the next several years, she continued to appear on television, tour infrequently, and release singles, including a noteworthy cover of <a href="spotify:artist:3WrFJ7ztbogyGnTHbHJFl2">the Beatles</a>' "Across the Universe," which became the lead single for her final solo record, Si No Me Pides la Vida, in 2002. The title cut was issued as a duet with Nacho Campillo. That same year she also sang with Spanish metal group <a href="spotify:artist:5ZNxiPcbKgaNcBrERMpqeu">Mägo de Oz</a> on the recording of their rock opera Jesús de Chamberí.
In 2006 she sat in with old friends, Spanish rock and pop group <a href="spotify:artist:7DC1oixQ38ba8Lyk47RlS5">Presuntos Implicados</a>, to fill a gap left by vocalist <a href="spotify:artist:56FObtReljLqgs2bgQ0kZS">Sole Giménez</a>, who'd left the band after 20 years. Although most of her 2007 was taken up as a cast member of the touring Jesus Christ Superstar, Lydia rehearsed with <a href="spotify:artist:7DC1oixQ38ba8Lyk47RlS5">Presuntos Implicados</a> on occasion and in 2008, became the group's permanent lead vocalist. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi
Her second full-length, Cien Veces al Día, was issued in 1998. It featured the title track as a lead single -- the first of four -- and went gold. A year later, she performed "Cien Veces al Dia" at the Eurovision competition, and the album was reissued in a special edition.
Over the next several years, she continued to appear on television, tour infrequently, and release singles, including a noteworthy cover of <a href="spotify:artist:3WrFJ7ztbogyGnTHbHJFl2">the Beatles</a>' "Across the Universe," which became the lead single for her final solo record, Si No Me Pides la Vida, in 2002. The title cut was issued as a duet with Nacho Campillo. That same year she also sang with Spanish metal group <a href="spotify:artist:5ZNxiPcbKgaNcBrERMpqeu">Mägo de Oz</a> on the recording of their rock opera Jesús de Chamberí.
In 2006 she sat in with old friends, Spanish rock and pop group <a href="spotify:artist:7DC1oixQ38ba8Lyk47RlS5">Presuntos Implicados</a>, to fill a gap left by vocalist <a href="spotify:artist:56FObtReljLqgs2bgQ0kZS">Sole Giménez</a>, who'd left the band after 20 years. Although most of her 2007 was taken up as a cast member of the touring Jesus Christ Superstar, Lydia rehearsed with <a href="spotify:artist:7DC1oixQ38ba8Lyk47RlS5">Presuntos Implicados</a> on occasion and in 2008, became the group's permanent lead vocalist. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi
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