A shelved song by the Spice Girls band found its way onto the internet today (Saturday) as a kind of Christmas gift to its fans.
The song, called "CU Next Tuesday" ("See you next Tuesday") was not released as a single or as part of an album during the peak period of the beloved female group, because its English initials form a particularly popular derogatory word in British slang.
Because of this he was considered too provocative at the time.
Over the years the single became a myth, but in an interview the members of the band confirmed that such a song was indeed written and recorded by them and it was decided not to release it as part of an official album.
In recent years, fans on social media have wondered about the fate of the shelved song and pleaded with the band's companies to release it.
Despite this, although on the occasion of the group's 25-year celebrations, the band recently released a version of the album "Spice World" that included songs that were not part of the original record, this song did not appear on the reissue.
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