Nebulossa’s breakout track, Zorra, surged into global attention when it was chosen to represent Spain at the upcoming Eurovision edition. The moment sent waves through media circles and fans alike, as Benidorm Fest’s spotlight amplified the song from the Alicante group. By midweek, Zorra stood as the second most viral song on Spotify worldwide, a remarkable feat that captured public imagination and music journalism alike.
Beyond its podium finish on the world’s leading streaming platform, Zorra claimed the top spot on Spain’s list of the nation’s 50 most viral songs. The song amassed over 3.7 million views in total, underscoring its broad resonance across audiences in both Europe and North America. The momentum reflected more than a momentary trend; it signaled a broader surge in interest around Nebulossa and their distinctive sound.
Spotify data painted a similar story on YouTube, where the music video itself reached an impressive milestone, climbing to more than 3,041,000 views. The excitement spilled over into Benidorm Fest’s stages, with the semi-final and grand final performances tallying 1,008,000 and 2,873,000 views respectively. An additional clip posted by the official Eurovision account drew 711,000 views, culminating in a total YouTube view count that reinforced Zorra as a rising global music moment, and the broader Lusophone, Francophone, and Anglophone markets responded with rapid sharing and engagement.
Given the rapid international interest, Spanish broadcaster RTVE took the step of translating Zorra’s lyrics into multiple languages to broaden accessibility. The initial English version was released first, with plans announced for additional language versions in the near future. The translations will cover French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Swedish audiences, ensuring that Nebulossa’s performance of Zorra in Malmö on May 11 can be enjoyed by fans around the world in their own languages. The version showcased at Benidorm Fest will be the same one that Nebulossa brings to the Eurovision stage, preserving the track’s core energy and intent while expanding its reach across diverse listener groups.