Nebulossa

Formation and Early Years

Nebulossa, a Spanish electropop duo, was formed in 2018 by singer María "Mery" Bas and keyboardist and producer Mark Dasousa. The duo's name is inspired by nebulae, a nod to their visit to an astronomical observatory in Port Ainé, where they were captivated by the celestial phenomena. The double S in their name also reflects a symbolic connection to the Catalan language.

In 2020, Nebulossa released their debut single "La Colmena," which set the stage for their first studio album, "Poliédrica de mí," launched in 2021. The album featured the standout track "Glam," which was recognized as the Best Song of 2021 by the Indie Cool community. Their early success was further highlighted by winning the Studio Mans contest and receiving a nomination for the Pop Eye Awards as Breakthrough Group.

Recent Developments and Eurovision Journey

The duo's journey continued as they expanded their musical horizons. In 2022, they participated in "Una voce per San Marino," the preselection contest for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023, alongside Ophelia Alibrando, although they did not advance past the auditions. In 2023, they released the provocative single "Me ha dado porno," showcasing their evolving sound.

In 2024, Nebulossa made a significant mark by competing in the Benidorm Fest, the Spanish selection for Eurovision 2024, with their song "Zorra." They excelled in the semi-finals, securing a spot in the final, which they ultimately won. Their performance at the Malmö Arena in the Eurovision semi-final featured Ana Villa on luminous percussion, further enhancing their dynamic stage presence. Nebulossa continues to push boundaries in the electropop genre, establishing themselves as a notable force in the Spanish music scene.