David Broncano Was the First to Hear the New Summer Hit by Ana Mena and Lola Índigo. During the broadcast of La Revuelta, David Broncano became the first to hear the new song by Ana Mena and Lola Índigo. The track, featuring merengue and tropical rhythms, is poised to become the main hit of the summer. The artists kept all details under wraps until the premiere.
A private premiere of a new joint track by Ana Mena and Lola Índigo took place in Madrid at the La Revuelta show. Host David Broncano was the only one to hear the song “Pa ti toa” before its official release. The track, which blends merengue and tropical influences, is already vying for the title of the main summer hit of 2026.
Both performers are recipients of prestigious awards: Ana Mena has been awarded the Medal of Andalusia for her contribution to culture and heritage, while Lola Índigo received the Gold Medal for services to Granada. Despite long-standing talks of a potential duet, it is only now that the artists have found the right material for a collaboration. According to Ana Mena, the idea of working together had been discussed for some time, but the decision was made only after the right song appeared.
Interestingly, before their visit to La Revuelta, neither singer had shared even snippets of the new track. This approach is linked to Ana Mena's past experience: previously, she accidentally leaked her song “Madrid City” by posting a screenshot with an open download link on social media. As a result, the track reached Madrid nightclubs long before its official release, which the singer called her mistake.
Other moments from Ana Mena’s career were also discussed during the broadcast. In particular, she spoke about her performance at the 2026 Goya Awards ceremony, where she sang the Italian classic “La bámbola” together with La Casa Azul. Despite a technical glitch—rehearsal audio was played in the singer’s headphones instead of the live sound—the performance went off without any noticeable problems. Ana Mena admitted she had to sing hearing herself in double mode, but the audience did not notice the issue.
Musical premieres and unexpected situations on stage are increasingly becoming topics of discussion in the Spanish media. Recently, attention was drawn to Miguel Ríos' reaction to David Bustamante's performance of his famous "Hymn of Joy" at a major event in Madrid: the singer refused to comment on his colleague's performance, emphasizing respect for faith and art.
For reference: Ana Mena and Lola Índigo are among the most in-demand pop artists in Spain in recent years. Their work regularly tops the national charts, and their concerts attract thousands of spectators across the country. The premiere of "Pa ti toa" could strengthen their positions in the music market and set the tone for the summer season of 2026.
