The British Post Office is launching an issue of Spice Girls stamps to commemorate their 30th anniversary

royal mail (British Post) will celebrate its 30th anniversary The Spice Girls with a special edition of stamps collecting some of their star moments.

The company has announced the sale of a collection of 15 unitswhich also marks the first time an entire issue has been dedicated to a female band, as explained in a statement.

A dozen stamps include the group’s live performances, while another five belong to promotional photo sessions for their film. The world of spices (1997).

This is the sixth time that the band has its own collection of postage stamps.

Among the pictures of the “spicy girls” in this edition are their performances in Brit Awards 1997at the closing ceremony Olympic Games 2012 or on his comeback tour.

Each of the five original members of the group will have their own stamp, including that of Geri Halliwell dressed in her memorable Union Jack (United Kingdom flag) dress or that of Victoria Beckham at her concert at Madison Square Garden in New York. York after returning in 2008.

According to Royal Mail, The selection of images was made in close cooperation with the bandwho revolutionized pop music in the mid-nineties.

“We are delighted to be celebrated by Royal Mail, alongside some of music’s most famous and influential legends. “When we formed the Spice Girls, we could never have dreamed that 30 years later we would be the first girl group to have an entire stamp collection dedicated to them,” the band said, according to the note.

The Spice Girls became instantly famous with their first single Wannabewhich topped the charts in 37 countries and was followed by hits like Say you’ll be there, Who do you think you are? or Spice up your life. (AND)