On Apshe released 'El humo' original single from the BSO of the movie I Can Quit Whenever I Want (2019). On January 22, 2019, she released the song 'Fuerte', used as the header of Fama, ¡a bailar! 2019,20 a program in which Lola Índigo joined as artistic advisor and advisor to the contestants. A week later, on December 21, she released her second single, titled 'Mujer bruja', accompanied by singer Mala Rodríguez. On December 14, she released 'Borracha (Remix)'. In December she recorded along with fellow OT 2017 contestants Aitana, Ana Guerra, Agoney and Raoul Vázquez, and Canarian rapper Maikel Delacalle the song El Mundo Entero (2018) for the Coca Cola brand, along with a TV commercial. That same year, she was part of the cast of contestants in the seventh edition of Tu cara me suena (2011), on Antena 3, finishing fourth. The song was defined as a mixture of trap, feminist and funk style, and is staged with a dance troupe formed by Monica Peña, Saydi Lubanzadio, Laura Ruiz and Claudia Riera, all of them captained by Lola Indigo and exits from the program Fama ¡a bailar! (2008) 2018, except Laura Ruiz. But it was not until after her passage through the musical contest when she achieved some popularity in Spain, already under the name of Lola Índigo, after publishing in July 2018 her first single,, which exceeded nine million plays on Spotify, entered the list of the fifty most viral songs in the world, and the video clip accumulates more than seventy million plays on YouTube. Initially known as Mimi or Mimi Doblas, she was the first expelled of El chat de OT (2017) 2017, a contest broadcast on La 1 of Televisión Española in prime time. In 2010 she participated in the talent show Fama Revolution on Cuatro. As a dancer she worked in China and Los Angeles with renowned artists such as Chris Brown, Miguel Bosé, Sweet California, Enrique Iglesias, Marta Sánchez and The Baseballs. She was a dance teacher and even participated in some musicals. She began very young in the artistic world, highlighting her facet as a dancer and choreographer. Although born in Madrid, she grew up in the Granada town of Huétor Tájar, where she feels she belongs. With her first single, Lola Indigo: Ya no quiero ná (2018), she achieved double platinum certification in December 2018. Lola Indigo acknowledges the pain and fear she has experienced, but also emphasizes her determination to rise above and embrace her own power.Miriam Doblas Muñoz (Madrid, April 1, 1992), popularly known as Lola Índigo, is a Spanish singer and dancer. Overall, 'DRAGÓN' encapsulates the journey of self-empowerment and finding strength within oneself despite the challenges faced. She longs to break free from her struggles and asks where her support system is during these difficult times. The rain serves as a metaphor for her emotional state, connecting her to her innermost feelings. She no longer recognizes herself and carries self-inflicted wounds that she cannot forgive. In the second verse, Lola Indigo confronts her own self-image. Despite being hurt, she strives to heal and escape the destructive influence of the toxic relationship. Through washing bedsheets that were stained by her past lover, she is metaphorically cleansing herself and moving forward. The dragon's burning chest reflects the emotional pain she has endured. She compares herself to a dragon, symbolizing strength and resilience. The chorus uses powerful imagery to convey Lola Indigo's transformation and resilience. She longs for someone to understand her struggles and provide support, but feels abandoned. She expresses her fear of being left behind and suffocated by her own anxieties. In the verses, Lola Indigo describes feeling alone and misunderstood despite being surrounded by others. The song 'DRAGÓN' by Lola Indigo explores themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and overcoming toxic relationships.

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