Fey protects her peace of mind away from digital noise
Mexican singer Fey finds stability in the memories of her grandmother Vinda, who passed away on March 9. In an interview, the 52-year-old performer confesses that she uses videos of her grandmother laughing to reconnect with herself.
“My mental health is remembering that the most beautiful and simplest thing is when I am alone with myself looking at a beautiful landscape in nature or I am with my family, with my beautiful grandmother.”
Pressure from social networks
With more than a million followers on Instagram, Fey makes it clear that her platforms are work tools, not an extension of her personal life. Criticize the obsession with perfection online.
“That thing about showing perfection is horrible. The nicest thing would be to teach everything; if they are going to teach so much, let them teach everything.”
Connection with the LGBT+ community
On her current tour, the singer has reunited with followers who grew up with her music as an emotional refuge. He recently performed at Vallarta Pride and heard testimonies about how his songs accompanied personal processes.
“They told me: ‘when I was five years old, so-and-so happened to me with your music and it helped me in a process.’ That for me is magical.”
Authenticity as a flag
Fey believes that her responsibility is to be honest: not to please anyone, but to express what she really feels. This is how he has built a 31-year career since his debut in 1996.
Return to the National Auditorium
The artist is preparing her concert for August 30 at the National Auditorium in Mexico City, with the show Forever 17 Tour – The Happy Era. He promises a party for his fans after a series of shows in the United States.




