Lady Gaga launches Dead Dance as part of Wednesday series

Global superstar Lady Gaga is preparing to release a new song, "Dead Dance," as part of the second season of the Netflix series "Wednesday," directed by Tim Burton.

Lady Gaga joins the Wednesday universe with a special song and a new role. The song is set to be released next month, coinciding with the premiere of the new season, in which Gaga stars as Rosaleen Rootwood, a mysterious professor at Nevermore Academy who meets Wednesday under mysterious and exciting circumstances.

Filming on "Doll Island" and a terrifying musical collaboration The first signs of Gaga joining the series emerged weeks ago, when she was photographed with director Tim Burton in an unusual filming location: the famous Island of the Dolls in southern Mexico City, known for its dark and terrifying atmosphere.

The song "Dead Dance" was recorded in collaboration with the Mayhem production team, led by producers Andrew Watt and Circuit, in a work expected to carry the same bold and exciting tone for which Gaga is known.

Tim Burton: “Gaga brought positive energy to the show.” At the new season premiere in London, Tim Burton expressed his excitement about working with Gaga, despite her absence due to her world tour. “Gaga is a true artist… Her presence was inspiring to the entire crew,” he told Variety, adding that her presence was similar to what he felt with Joanna Lumley and Steve Buscemi, adding a special energy to the project.

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New surprises... Wednesday's grandmother enters the story Wednesday's second season promises a host of surprises, most notably the appearance of Joanna Lumley as Wednesday's grandmother, and Steve Buscemi as the new headmaster of Nevermore Academy.

As for the future of Burton and Gaga's collaboration, Burton hinted at a new project that would bring them together, without revealing any details, saying only: "I can't talk about it now... but I hope we'll announce it soon."