Marlango, a Spanish jazz/blues/pop band, was formed by Leonor Watling and Alejandro Pelayo. The group's name comes from Tom Waits' "I Wish I Was in New Orleans". In 1998, Watling and Pelayo recorded a demo with fourteen piano and voice tracks, setting the stage for their debut album Marlango (2004), which blended rock, jazz, and cabaret influences. The album earned a gold disc from Pedro Almodóvar for selling over 50,000 copies. Their second album, Automatic Imperfection (2005), also achieved gold status in Spain. In 2014, they released El Porvenir, marking ten years of their career but without founding member Óscar Ybarra. Their album Technicolor was released in 2018.