Fanny Lu returns with an anthem of self-love. Credit to 11:11 PR.
Los Angeles, California (July 16, 2025)- With remarkable honesty and emotional clarity, Colombian singer-songwriter Fanny Lu shares one of the most personal chapters of her musical journey in “Carta a Mí,” a standout track from her acclaimed album Una Vida Bien Vivida. Co-written by Fanny Lu alongside José Gaviria, El Jefe, and Nábalez, the song is a heartfelt reflection on self-love, resilience, and the beauty of embracing one’s past without shame or regret.
“Today I saw myself, looked the past in the eye and smiled,” she sings in a verse that distills the essence of the song: honoring the road walked, the wounds healed, and the woman that emerged stronger because of it. “Carta a Mí” doesn’t dwell in nostalgia—it celebrates growth, forgiveness, and emotional freedom. With a signature blend of vibrant rhythms, feminine strength, and authenticity, Fanny Lu delivers a track that feels deeply personal while universally resonant.
Filmed in the heart of New York City, the music video captures Fanny singing in Central Park—surrounded by trees, winding paths, and the city’s iconic skyline. The visuals echo the song’s themes: a woman fully at ease with herself, finding serenity and joy in the dance between past and present. Her presence is luminous, reflecting a woman who has arrived at a place of deep self-acceptance.
“This song is a gift I gave myself,” Fanny shared. “A way to honor each stage I’ve lived through and lovingly embrace the woman I am today. I wanted to write to my past with gratitude, with forgiveness, and with pride. ‘Carta a Mí’ celebrates resilience, joy, and the deep bond I now share with myself.”
In both its sound and spirit, “Carta a Mí” is unmistakably Fanny Lu. The production is sleek yet emotive, balancing modern pop with the warmth and energy that have defined her music for over two decades. And in her lyrics—like “I’m partying with myself, I don’t need witnesses to dance… Because no one can take this rhythm away from me”—she captures a kind of personal triumph that is both liberating and contagious.
As part of Una Vida Bien Vivida, a project that marks a creative and emotional turning point in her career, “Carta a Mí” stands out not only for its message but for the fearless intimacy with which it’s delivered. It’s more than a song—it’s a mirror, a letter, and a love story between a woman and her own soul.
“Carta a Mí” is now available on all digital platforms.
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