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That album was followed by 1997's Un Grito En El Corazón, and she moved to Los Angeles, CA, to study music and English soon after. In May 2000, Mi Dia De La Independencia became her first international release, including the hit single "No Quiero Verte. In addition, Lynda recorded "A Mil Por Hora" and "Laberinto" for the soundtrack of Primer Amor, a popular Mexican soap opera featuring a leading role by singer/actress Anahí.

Subsequently, "Mi Día de la Independencia" (My Independence Day), the opening theme from the album of the same name was released, it became a success Spain and Argentina. Corazón Perdido" (Lost Heart), was the last number one single from the 1990s released by Thomas, it reached number one in Spain and some countries of South America. The music video was also a success on MTV Latin America. Thomas recorded in Argentina an acoustic version of the song for MuchMusic. "LYNDA - Mi Dia De La Independencia - SPAIN CD SINGLE Emi 1999". Retrieved 2015-03-17. "Prepara Lynda su internacionalización" (in Spanish).

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After issuing two albums in her native Mexico, Lynda's first international release came as Mi Dia de la Independencia (My Independence Day), an artistic freedom sign heard throughout Latin America and the . It opens with its main title, a mid-tempo pop/rock song, followed by "Ahi Estare" and "No Quiero Verte," composed by her sister Alissa, who earlier convinced. her to pursue a singing career. After Carlos Lara's "Vivir Sin El," "Corazón Perdido," came as one of its best; no wonder it became Mi Dia de la Independencia's first single

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