Spice Girls before and after success. What became of them and which is the only one that is still in music?

Behind the three-part documentary

there is a great work of compilation and analysis that is not satisfied with following the group, its glories and miseries, but also puts it in

so that we understand

the way it made

They sold more than

despite their short / intermittent life (they

and began to disintegrate in 1998, although they have continued touring - without

- and

recently dropped that such

resume

They received numerous awards and became, almost from birth (his first single, the legendary

was

on the charts in

on

If they don't deserve a great documentary (the movie already had it), nobody deserves it.

That the Spice Girls were an

(specifically, by agents

who saw the opportunity to fill a void: there were many boy bands but

at the time) is not lost on anyone, and It is precisely at that point where the documentary begins, with images of the

that took place to

what would end up being the

A

is worth discovering

that already at that time it was clear how to play with better cards to be selected, or an 'unpolished' Victoria Beckham who did not stand out too much in the casting scores but was convincing as a whole.

WHEN SPICE GIRLS GOT INDEPENDIZED

It is very interesting to see in the documentary how the five - Melanie Brown,

Geri Halliwell and Victoria Beckham - fit in from the start, and how they immediately began to think that they did not need Bob and Chris Herbert, especially Geri, that constantly, according to the protagonists of the story, he gave pulses to 'the bosses' to see who could do more.

"And there it was," says the narrator, a pre-made pop product that wanted to go it alone. "By the time record companies began to probe them, they had already taken control of their own future.

SPICE GIRLS BEFORE AND AFTER.

WHAT HAS BECOME OF THEM

They seemed inseparable, but in 2011 they parted ways. What happened to each of the group members? Click on the photo and we will tell you.

"They were loud, cheeky and came stomping," says

director of International Marketing

, in the first chapter of the documentary

.

"There was a real battle to hire them," he adds.

"And Virgin won it."

That huge

had to be assembled

around them to make them a

was also clear from the beginning.

That they became in a very short time, in turn, a machine to generate large amounts of money, too.

In 1997 alone, for example, they generated more than

THE RULES OF THE GAME CHANGED

"That a group of five young women participated in the composition of their songs and decided what they sang was something extraordinary at the time," says television host

referring to the change in perspective that 'Wanabee' brought, a lyric that spoke of feminine solidarity. The Spice were the

to the boy groups, the

It was taken for granted that

consumed boy band music because somehow they fell in love with those

with the Spice the tables turned; the

with his joy and desire for

. The fact that each one represented a

made it more attractive, because it invited the game to identify with one of them. The formula was simply perfect, what the young audience needed at the time.

The documentary also 'turns'

the Spice

into

, by discovering the

that their slogan

had on

In fact, in the documentary we see them clash during the filming of an advertisement, which they detain a young man from the team who makes a

about them. They all approach him, accuse him of being

and reproach him for his behavior, while he defends himself by saying: "Welcome to show business." Which makes it very clear that even at the

had to put up with a

type of

much more widespread than we have wanted to remember later.

By the way, according to the narrator, this type of

during filming and photo shoots occurred quite

.

THE BEFORE, THE AFTER AND WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM

How the group progresses over time, how differences arise between its members and Geri's exits are first gestated (although after a solo career that started very well but deflated, he returned to the group's tours) and After Victoria (whom they have never managed to convince to return; her career as a fashion designer has been so successful that she never wants to hear about show business again), the dissolution, regrouping and even glimpses of the future, complete this documentary. As for what has become of each of the members of the group, we will tell you in this album that we have elaborated on the before and after of the five girls who revolutionized the pop of the 90s.

The documentary premieres on Thursday, October 28 at 9:05 p.m. on # 0 (dial 7).

The episodes will also be available on the Movistar + on-demand service.

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