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As is natural for any artist, the singer Beyoncé also had in his youth several female and professional references whose footsteps he wanted to follow in his purpose of becoming what he is today, one of the most successful, respected and acclaimed stars in the music industry, not to mention who is the true queen of the current pop scene.
Donna Summer , Tina Turner or Diana Ross are some of the legends of the song with which it has been compared Queen B throughout much of her extensive career, although now the former leader of the group Destiny’s Child has managed to forge its own style that, in turn, its successors treat to replicate with greater or lesser fortune. However, the designer Victoria Beckham has now come to the fore to vindicate the positive impact that both she and her former companions of the Spice Girls – Geri Halliwell , Mel B , Mel C and Emma Bunton – they had in the now diva par excellence of the pop world.
“I met Beyoncé a few years ago, and she really told me this: ‘It was the Spice Girls the ones that inspired me and prompted me to do what I do, the ones that made me feel proud of e being a woman, proud of who I am. ‘ And when someone like Beyoncé, who is so iconic, such a strong woman, tells me that she has been inspired by the Spice Girls, I think that is something very strong ”
, has boasted the wife of the former footballer David Beckham , who coined with the rest of spicy girls the well-known catchphrase “Girl Power,” appearing this week on the podcast “Breaking Beauty” .
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