Ya no quiero ná

In November 2017, the Granada-born Miriam Doblas, known as "Mimi", was evicted from the ninth edition of the Spanish talent competition Operación Triunfo at the Gala 3. Since then, Doblas began participating in different projects to boost her singing career. In the first quarter of 2018 it was confirmed that she had signed with Universal Music. In April of that same year, rumors circulated about a possible musical group made up of Doblas and three more of her teammates from the contest, however, "it was an idea that was put on the table as Mimi put Lola Indigo previously, but each one shot for what she wanted to do".^[3][4]

The Lola Indigo project was finally announced through the social networks of Doblas in June 2018 as: "a project directly linked to dance where each song written is intended for the movement, it would not make sense without a group of dancers to represent it. That's not just Mimi. This is Lola Indigo", implying that Lola Indigo would be a musical group where Doblas would be the vocalist along with three or four dancers who would accompany their songs.^[5] On July 2, the name of Lola Indigo's first single was announced in the same way.^[6] During the third week of July, the other members of the group were announced. The cover of "Ya no quiero na" was unveiled on July 18 through Mimi's social media.^[7]

"Ya no quiero na" has been rated a hit, being one of the songs with the greatest impact of those produced by former Operación Triunfo 2017 contestants in the field of music. The press agency Europa Press called the song addictive, as well as Vibes of Silence who defined it as "a total hymn for this summer".^[8][9]

"Ya no quiero na" debuted at number one on the iTunes song sales chart on its premiere day and stayed there for more than three consecutive days.^[10] In the first 24 hours since its premiere, it was viewed more than a million times on the YouTube platform. Three days after its premiere, "Ya No Quiero Ná" already accumulated 2.5 million views on YouTube and 750,000 streams on Spotify while continuing to stay at number one trend on YouTube Spain.^[11] Already a week after its premiere, it debuted at the top of Spotify's list of the most viral with more than 2 million streams as well as 5 million on YouTube. In August 2018, he achieved gold record and was certified platinum a month later.^[12]

The video clip was released on YouTube on 20 July 2018. The music video for the song was filmed in the Juan Carlos I Park in Madrid, Spain.^[13]