Lola Índigo Biography: Husband, Parents, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Tour, Instagram, Height

Biography

Lola Índigo, born Miriam Doblas Muñoz on April 1, 1992, in Madrid, Spain, is a celebrated Spanish singer and dancer.

Raised in Huétor-Tájar, Granada, she first gained recognition in 2017 as a contestant on Operación Triunfo, despite being the first eliminated. Undeterred, she kickstarted her music career in 2018 with Ya No Quiero Ná, a feminist-infused blend of trap and funk that achieved triple platinum status in Spain.

Known for her electrifying performances and powerful vocals, Lola Índigo has become a dominant force in Spanish pop, delivering hit albums such as Akelarre (2019), La Niña (2021), and El Dragón (2023).

Her impact on the music scene has earned her numerous accolades, including the 2019 MTV Europe Music Award for Best Spanish Act, cementing her reputation as a trailblazing artist.

Spanish singer and dancer
Lola Índigo
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Miriam Doblas Muñoz
Stage Name:	Lola Índigo
Born:	1 April 1992 (age 32 years old)
Place of Birth:	Madrid, Spain
Nationality:	Spanish
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.72 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Muñoz
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Don Patricio (rum.)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Actress • Singer
Net Worth:	$1.5 million-$10 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Lola Índigo, born Miriam Doblas Muñoz on April 1, 1992, in Madrid, Spain, spent much of her childhood in Huétor-Tájar, Granada. Though born in the nation’s capital, she feels strongly connected to the small Andalusian town where she was raised.

While her heritage is Spanish, details about her ancestral background remain private, as does information regarding her religious beliefs, which she has chosen to keep out of the public eye.

Lola Índigo maintains a high level of privacy regarding her family, with little publicly known about her parents or potential siblings. This discretion suggests a desire to separate her personal life from her artistic career, allowing her work to take center stage. Growing up in a rural setting likely contributed to her grounded yet determined nature, fueling her ambitions in the entertainment industry.

Though specifics about her formal education are scarce, her passion for the arts was evident from a young age, particularly in dance. Before making a name for herself in music, she pursued a career as a dancer and choreographer, working internationally in China and Los Angeles with artists like Chris Brown and Enrique Iglesias.

Her global experiences reflect a dedication to honing her craft beyond traditional academic routes. She also got an early taste of the entertainment world by competing in the 2010 talent show Fama Revolution, foreshadowing her future rise in the industry.

Career

Lola Índigo’s journey is all about resilience, reinvention, and raw talent. Born Miriam Doblas Muñoz, she first stepped into the spotlight in 2010 on the Spanish talent show Fama Revolution, where her dance skills turned heads.

But it wasn’t until 2017, when she competed in Operación Triunfo, that she gained real recognition. Even though she was the first to be eliminated, she refused to let that define her. Instead, she rebranded herself as Lola Índigo—an identity as bold and colorful as her performances—and launched her music career full forcefully.

In 2018, she made a huge splash with her debut single, Ya No Quiero Ná, a high-energy mix of trap, funk, and fierce attitude, paired with stunning choreography. The song became an instant hit, going triple platinum in Spain and cementing her as a fresh new voice in Spanish pop.

Her first album, Akelarre (2019), took things even further, blending reggaeton, urban beats, and theatrical vibes. Tracks like Mujer Bruja (featuring Mala Rodríguez) highlighted her signature mix of powerful storytelling, collaboration, and a touch of mysticism.

From there, her success only grew. In 2021, she released La Niña, an album filled with personal stories and nostalgic beats. Songs like La Niña de la Escuela (with Tini and Belinda) dominated the charts, proving her ability to create music that truly connects with fans.

By 2023, El Dragón showed yet another side of her artistry, combining emotional depth with dance-floor anthems like Corazones Rotos (featuring Luis Fonsi).

But music isn’t her only strength—her background as a professional dancer has given her a stage presence like no other. Before her big break, she worked with global stars like Chris Brown and Enrique Iglesias in China and Los Angeles, sharpening her skills and building a unique performance style.

Her talent and hard work have earned her major recognition, including the 2019 MTV Europe Music Award for Best Spanish Act and nominations at the LOS40 Music Awards and Premios Odeón.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Lola Índigo
• Instagram: LOLA INDIGO (@lolaindigo)
• Facebook: Lola Indigo
• YouTube: Lola Indigo

Personal Life

Lola Índigo, born Miriam Doblas Muñoz on April 1, 1992, is 32 years old.

No public evidence exists that Lola Índigo is married or has ever tied the knot. She has never spoken openly about a husband; no records suggest she has been in a formal marriage. Likewise, she has no known children, as she has never mentioned being a parent. Instead, her focus remains on her thriving music and dance career.

Standing at approximately 5 feet 8 inches (1.72 meters), her height complements her commanding stage presence, enhancing the high-energy performances that have become her signature.

Lola has never confirmed any relationships, though rumors have circulated—such as a brief rumored link with Spanish rapper Don Patricio in 2019 following their collaboration on Lola Bunny. Over the years, she has often been described as single, suggesting a preference for privacy or a lack of highly publicized romances.

Net Worth

Lola Índigo, whose real name is Miriam Doblas Muñoz, has built a successful career as a Spanish singer and dancer, contributing to her estimated net worth.

She has a net worth ranging between $1.5 million and $10 million in recent years, reflecting her earnings from music sales, tours, and collaborations. Her breakthrough hit “Ya No Quiero Ná” went triple platinum, and albums like Akelarre, La Niña, and El Dragón have bolstered her financial success.

Additional income likely comes from her early dance career, international performances, and awards like the 2019 MTV Europe Music Award for Best Spanish Act. Her wealth underscores her rise from a reality TV contestant to a prominent figure in Spanish pop.

Discography

Studio Albums

1. Akelarre (2019)
   • Debut album blending pop, reggaeton, and trap.  
   • Key tracks: “Ya No Quiero Ná,” “Mujer Bruja” (feat. Mala Rodríguez), “Maldición” (feat. Lalo Ebratt).
2. La Niña (2021)
   • A nostalgic yet modern pop record.  
   • Key tracks: “La Niña de la Escuela” (feat. Tini and Belinda), “Calle” (feat. Guaynaa and Cauty), “Tamagochi.”
3. El Dragón (2023)
   • A bold mix of emotional ballads and dance anthems.  
   • Key tracks: “Corazones Rotos” (feat. Luis Fonsi), “El Tonto” (feat. Quevedo), “Discoteka” (feat. María Becerra).

Notable Singles

• “Ya No Quiero Ná” (2018) – Her breakthrough hit, triple platinum in Spain.  
• “Fuerte” (2018) – Early standalone single post-Operación Triunfo.  
• “Lola Bunny” (2019) – feat. Don Patricio.  
• “4 Besos” (2020) – feat. Rauw Alejandro and Lalo Ebratt.  
• “Santería” (2020) – feat. Danna Paola and Denise Rosenthal.  
• “Killa (Ring Ring)” (2021) – A fan favorite from La Niña era.  
• “Las Solteras” (2022) – A playful, empowering anthem.

Collaborations & Features

• “Me Quedo” (2019) – with Aitana, from Aitana’s album Spoiler.  
• “Perfecto” (2020) – with María Becerra and Rusherking.  
• “Spicy” (2021) – with Dellafuente.  
• “Tuki” (2023) – with Aitana and Marmi, a playful summer track.

Other Work

• Pre-Lola Índigo Dance Career: Worked as a dancer and choreographer for artists like Chris Brown, Enrique Iglesias, and Sweet California, performing internationally in China and Los Angeles.  
• TV Appearances: Competed on Fama Revolution (2010) and Operación Triunfo (2017), laying the groundwork for her musical leap.