Lola Indigo

Lola Índigo, born Miriam Doblas Muñoz on April 1, 1992, in Madrid and raised in Huétor-Tájar, Granada, is a powerhouse of talent in Spain’s music and dance world. With deep roots in the performing arts, she began her career as a professional dancer, touring internationally and sharing the stage with big names like Chris Brown and Enrique Iglesias before stepping into the spotlight herself.

Her breakthrough came in 2017 through the Spanish talent show Operación Triunfo. Despite being the first contestant eliminated, Lola didn’t let the early exit slow her down. In 2018, she burst onto the charts with her debut single “Ya No Quiero Ná”, a bold, infectious track that went triple platinum and set the tone for her music career. Her debut album Akelarre (2019) followed, blending pop, reggaeton, and urban beats, and quickly earned her a devoted fanbase.

Known for her fierce choreography and empowering stage presence, Lola has since released multiple acclaimed projects including La Niña (2021), El Dragón (2023), and Nave Dragón (2025). She’s also collaborated with Latin stars like Tini, María Becerra, and Rauw Alejandro, further broadening her reach across the Spanish-speaking world.

Lola’s talents extend beyond the stage—she’s appeared as a judge on shows like La Voz Kids and The Dancer, mentoring new artists and showcasing her eye for talent. Her journey from dance studios to award stages is a testament to her determination, creativity, and fearless individuality.