Leonor Watling is a Spanish singer, actress, and songwriter, best known as the lead vocalist of the pop and jazz-influenced band Marlango, which she co-founded in 2002 with pianist Alejandro Pelayo. Her music combines elements of jazz, pop, and bossa nova, showcasing her versatile vocal style and artistic flair. Watling’s notable works with Marlango include albums such as "Marlango" (2004), "Automatic" (2006), and "El Porvenir" (2011), which received critical acclaim and helped define the contemporary Spanish music scene. In addition to her work with Marlango, Watling has pursued a solo career, releasing singles and collaborating with various artists across genres. Her contributions extend beyond music; she has appeared in Spanish films and television, further solidifying her presence in the arts. Watling's impact on music is characterized by her ability to blend different musical styles, appealing to diverse audiences. She has garnered a reputation for her emotive performances and innovative compositions, influencing a new generation of Spanish musicians and contributing to the evolution of modern Spanish pop music. Her work continues to resonate in both the national and international music landscape.