Lunae

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Lunae was a short-lived Spanish pop group built upon the success of

The band was composed by putting together singers that were not given the chance to pursue a solo career after the show, and was composed of Tessa (born 7 November 1982), Elena Gadel (born 11 November 1982) and Marey (born 19 December 1983)

In the summer of 2003, their debut single 'Hipnotizadas' (produced by Xenomania) was a minor summertime hit across Spain,^[1] and it was used in a Pringles advertisement tie-in.^{[citation needed]} In September, Lunae released their debut album, Olor a Nuevo.^{[citation needed]} It included 13 tracks, with 3 in English. It also included a collaboration with Enrique Anaut, Operación Triunfo Season 2 fellow finalist. In January 2004, Lunae released their second single Viva Otra Vez.^{[citation needed]}

By March 2004, the band members were working on separate projects (