Lollipop, an Italian female musical group formed in 2001 on the television show Popstars, consisted of Dominique Fidanza, Marcella Ovani, Marta Falcone, Roberta Ruiu, and Veronica Rubino. The group debuted with the single "Down Down Down", which sold over 100,000 copies in its first four weeks. Their album Popstars was released in 2001, followed by notable singles such as "Don't Leave Me Now" and "When the Rain". In 2002, the group participated in the Sanremo Music Festival with their first Italian song, "Batte Forte". After a hiatus, they released their second album Together in 2004. The group disbanded later that year after being dropped by their record label. In 2013, Lollipop reunited as a quartet and released the single "Ciao (Reload)", followed by another reunion in 2018 as a trio with the single "Ritmo Tribale".
