Bandana is an Argentine pop girl group that gained widespread popularity in the early 2000s. Formed through the reality show "Popstars," the group originally consisted of members Ivonne Guzmán, Lourdes Fernández, Valeria Gastaldi, Virginia Da Cunha, and María Elizabeth Vera. Their music is characteristically vibrant and energetic, blending Latin pop rhythms with catchy melodies and danceable beats. Bandana quickly became one of Argentina's most successful musical acts, carving out a niche for themselves in the Latin American music scene with their infectious tunes and charismatic performances.

After disbanding in 2004, Bandana experienced a much-celebrated return in 2016 with a reunion tour, releasing "Bandana La Vuelta" to mark their comeback. They continued to delight fans new and old with a series of singles that showcased their enduring appeal and ability to adapt their sound to contemporary music styles. Tracks like "Fuego" and "Baila" cement their status as an act that can create hits across different eras, while collaborations like "Bombón" featuring Wisin highlight their relevance and willingness to merge styles with other artists. Despite the changes in lineup and the ebbs and flows of the music industry, Bandana remains a beloved name in Latin pop, with their legacy defined by catchy hits and a fervent fanbase.