Singer Lourdes Fernández, former Bandana member, reappeared on social media to reassure fans about her health, stating she is 'very well'. Amid extreme vulnerability in a gender violence case, specialists assessed her as 'high risk' and prosecutors opposed the release of her ex, Leandro García Gómez. She announced resuming rehearsals for a Gran Rex show.
Lourdes Fernández, known for her role in the band Bandana, has been at the center of attention due to a gender violence case involving her ex, Leandro García Gómez. On October 27, 2025, the Oficina de Violencia Doméstica evaluated the singer and determined she is in a situation of extreme vulnerability, with indicators of manipulation by García Gómez. The specialists' report classified the risk as 'high', leading prosecutors to oppose the accused's release request.
In response, Fernández reappeared on Instagram to provide reassurance. 'I'm very well', she wrote in a post captured from her @lowrdez account. She also discussed her recent health, thanking the medical staff who attended her in recent days. 'The moment to talk will come', she told her fans, asking for patience as she recovers.
Declarations from Fernández and her ex were made public, revealing details of the judicial case. Despite the situation, the artist announced she will resume rehearsals on Monday, October 28, for a scheduled show at Buenos Aires' Gran Rex, signaling her intent to return to her music career.