“I try to give my heart to who deserves it,” says Fanny Lu; the artist assures not to play “the difficult one”, but to know what she wants in a relationship

About his recent musical premiere, The hard, Fanny Lu has spoken with newspaper the universe about the meaning of his love lyrics, which remains the central theme in his compositions. What keeps motivating you to sing about love and heartbreak? She cares about life itself. “My experiences and those of the many women around me. Love is the protagonist of our lives and it is up to us to choose the love we deserve,” she expresses.

The hard It premiered on digital platforms a week ago and for its followers it becomes a hymn of self-love. “I’m not going with the first to say my love,” the song reads. The singer confirms that although the title insinuates that she is difficult to overcome, it is about being honest: “What I don’t like I say, what I hope I manifest, I make the boundaries clear and I try to give my heart to anyone.” It deserves. It’s not that I’m difficult, it’s that I know what I want!”

While speaking from her personal perspective, the singer says it was a team effort. “Inigo Abaroa I have already entrusted several of my videos to whom I love and have great respect. Together we wanted to do something different and presenting a woman in a pink wig and a wrinkled mask to represent women of all ages Who really cares about this issue,” he explains.

Invite to express, demonstrate and elevate themselves to the level of a work of art, all the courageous acts of women “who have opened roads and spaces for us in this wonderful struggle for equality, respect and protection of women’s rights”, they are a reflection of both the song and the idea behind the music video and what you want to achieve with your exposure.

This song could be part of a new recording project and if so, it would be added to the four albums that make up his music career. One of her plans is to “release music for 2023 and also my work as an OAS ambassador for the rights of women, girls and boys, which makes me very excited about supporting empowerment through female entrepreneurship.”

Supporting women through her songs or fighting for their rights is something that motivates her. Because her voice is her most important tool and with which she promotes feminism, the artist has chosen to participate in a campaign for women’s month, doing what many women in the world have to do permanently: remain silent.

“This women’s month I have to be silent, not by choice, life has determined it that way. Perhaps in this way, when I can speak again, I will protest his silence and beg more vehemently for his voice. I will feel their pain first hand and I will be able to raise my voice for us even more,” she shared on her social networks on March 3.

The issue of women and her relationship with women has always been a priority in her life and career, she insists. “Not being able to speak this particular women’s month, when I feel a great need to express myself, has taught me a great lesson and that is to never be silent, always say what I think, take every opportunity to give a message, every message to sow a seed Don’t wait until March, the whole year is important because every day is women’s day,” she says.