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Nebulossa

© EBU/Alma Bengtsson

About

Quick Facts

Members
Mery Bas
Mark Dasousa

Founded
2018

Nationality
🇪🇸 Spanish

National Selection
Benidorm Fest 2024
Una Voce Per San Marino 2022

In Eurovision
2024 Malmö

Song
Zorra (2024)

Biography

Nebulossa is an electropop duo hailing from Ondara, Spain, consisting of vocalist María “Mery” Bas, born in 1968, and keyboardist and producer Mark Dasousa, born in 1974. The formation of Nebulossa was a fact in 2018. The duo’s name, inspired by nebulae, came about after a visit to an astronomical observatory during a trip to Port Ainé where nebulae were a frequent topic of discussion. The spelling of their name with a double “s” pays homage to the Valencian language, distinguishing it despite the standard spelling with a single “s” in the language.

Nebulossa’s discography is a testament to their evolving sound and artistic expression, beginning with their debut EP “Ufo” in 2019, followed by a series of singles that showcase their versatility and lyrical depth. In 2020, they released “La Colmena,” “Océano de Palabras,” “Armada Roja,” “Alud de Inconformismo,” and “Anoche.” The year 2021 saw the release of “Glam” and their studio album “Poliédrica de mí,” marking a milestone in their career.

Their journey in music saw a notable moment in 2022 when they expanded to a trio with the addition of Ophelia Alibrando. That year, they ventured into the international music scene by participating in Una voce per San Marino, aiming for a spot in the Eurovision Song Contest representing San Marino. However, they did not advance to the final.

Their creative output continued in 2022 with singles “1N84,” “Conectados,” and “Histeria De Lo Nuestro.” In 2023, they added “Me Pones a Mil,” “Cuando Te Veo,” “Me Ha Dado Porno,” and “Zorra” to their repertoire

Nebulossa made a significant impact at Benidorm Fest 2024, the Spanish national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. Their entry, “Zorra,” won them first place in their semifinal on January 30, 2024, and they went on to win the final, securing their place in the competition. In the Grand Final, they reached a 22nd place.

Entries

Zorra

Country
🇪🇸 Spain

Year
2024

Language
Spanish

Lyrics
Mery Bas
Mark Dasousa

Music
Mery Bas
Mark Dasousa

Backings
Ana Villa
Mark Dasousa

Dancers
César Ferrio
Iosu Martinez

Results Semi

Points: –
Position: –
Running order: –

Results Finals

Points: 30
Position: 22
Running order: 8