Goodbye Funzo and Baby Loud. Young brothers from Alicante, leaders of the new wave of national urban pop They announced the end of their music project through their social networks after being on stage for seven years.
After releasing two albums Forever Young (2021) and Immortals (2022) and This year they sold out all their concerts at WiZink Center in Madrid and Sant Jordi Club in BarcelonaAdrián and Juan Carlos Gomis decided that it was time to develop their solo careers and put an end to the Funzo and Baby Loud project.
In an emotional speech on their Instagram accounts, they said, “The love we have for each other as brothers is above money and fame, but people don’t know how difficult it is to manage all of this.” It happened between them. “We are very different and after spending half our lives on this project, we need to follow our professional paths separately before the years pass and everything that music brings wears down our relationship.”.
Not to end abruptly, they announced a final album for this year to thank their followers. palante -the name of their latest single- and a farewell tour that will take them to major cities across the country. It will be the name of the tour Negative Cloud Forevera motto that has followed them since they started in music.
commitment to followers
The news was widely commented on social networks, with many people regretting the decision of Adrián (Funzo) and Juan Carlos (Baby Loud). “We can only thank you for always being there, with the mile-long queues at concerts, screaming all the songs, and the many messages of unconditional love we receive every day. “We never knew how to thank you because we never expected anyone to love what we do so much,” they clearly stated.
They leave behind the songs that built their artistic careers a little luck, Potion, From young to crazy, and when I think of you anyone Pineapple Malibu. Moreover, They recently became one of the artists chosen to sing together in Melendi’s album. 20 years unaware, collaborate on the issue No news from the NetherlandsThe song that gave its name to the most popular album of the Asturian artist.