album, titled Un Blodymary. The album release was delayed until the beginning of 2006. They planned to release one million copies and their record producer Queco, who also produced and wrote their worldwide single, "Aserejé", indicated that the album displayed their original sound. Their first single from the album was also titled "Un Blodymary" for the Spanish entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006. The song finished twenty-first with only 18 points. 2006–present In 2016, the group performed their hit "The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)" as an interval during the first semi final of the Swedish pre-selection to the Eurovision Song Contest, Melodifestivalen. In 2017, they performed at the Pal Norte in Monterrey, Mexico. Discography Albums Singles As lead artist As featured artist Awards 2002 Ondas Awards – Best New Artist/Group 2004 Billboard Latin Music Awards – Best Pop Album from the New Generation (Hijas del Tomate) – Most Played Tropical-Salsa Song by a Duo or Group ("The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)") 2003 Latin Grammy Award – Best Pop Album By a Duo or Group with Vocals Hijas del Tomate (Nominated, lost to Bacilos's Caraluna.) 2003 MIDEM (Cannes) – Best New Artist/Group 2003 Amigo Awards – Best New Group – Best New Artist 2004 MIDEM (Cannes) – Border Breakers (Best-selling album out of its country and within Europe with Hijas del Tomate) Parodies In 2002, the German comedian Elmar Brandt wrote (using the tune of Aserejé) a Gerhard Schröder parody called "Der Steuersong" (The Tax Song) for the radio program The Gerd Show. In 2002, a satirical version to the tune of Aserejé by El Grupo Mayonesa circulated in Gibraltar prior to the referendum on a proposal of joint sovereignty, entitled 'Vota Que No, Que No, Que No No No' In 2003, the Slovak fictional musical duo Krímeš performed in TV show Uragán a satirical version to the tune of Aserejé called "Sereme" (We're Shi*ting). See also Son de Sol References People from Córdoba, Spain Spanish dance music groups Eurovision Song Contest entrants for Spain Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 2006 Sibling musical groups Spanish girl groups Musical groups established in 2002 Spanish pop music groups 2002 establishments in Spain Latin pop music groups Women in Latin music