Lola Indigo

Lola Indigo, the alter ego of Miriam Doblas Muñoz, arrives on August 15, 2026, at the Concert Music Festival in Chiclana de la Frontera with a live show built for dancing. Since breaking out in 2018 with “Ya no quiero ná,” her approach mixes urban pop, reggaetón, touches of trap and choruses crafted for choreographed staging in which the crew is part of the narrative. On stage she revisits the imagery of Akelarre, sharpens the early‑2000s aesthetic of La Niña and pushes the club energy of El Dragón—her most electronic work—with punchy beats and bright synthesizers.

The show strings together her own songs and collaborations from her pop and Latin orbit, with tempo changes, dance breaks and a visual design that blends pop witchcraft, R&B and urban culture. Between dembow kicks and pop hooks, Lola constructs a set that alternates attitude and melody, leaving room both for the anthems everyone sings and for cuts aimed at the club. Here, dance does not accompany: it is the very core of the concept.