Yes, really ... it's that Ketchup Song in Santa Ponsa

The real title was 'Aserejé' but it was widely known as The Ketchup Song.

Come on, you must remember it, as you couldn't avoid it in 2002. Number one in the UK, number one in Spain, number one across much of the globe; Europop at its summer fun best  It was the work of Las Ketchup, three sisters from Cordoba (later four) and the daughters of top flamenco guitarist, Juan Muñoz (aka El Tomate).

They represented Spain at the 2006 Eurovision with 'Un Blodymary'. It didn't do very well; 21st out of 24. There again, not doing well at Eurovision isn't necessarily a disgrace.

Since then, they have had periodic breaks before coming back. They have now been performing regularly since 2018 and will be headlining 'El Gran Carnaval', brought to you by the same people responsible for 'La Gran Verbena' summer music events.