Named after the mystical talisman in The Neverending Story, Auryn are a five-piece Spanish boy band best known for their association with the Eurovision Song Contest. The group formed in 2010 when teen pop vocalist Blas Canto, who was originally working on a solo album, decided to team up with Dani Fernandez (who had previously represented Spain at Junior Eurovision 2006), Carlos Marco, Alvaro Gango, and David Lafuente. A year later, they reached the final of Destino Eurovision, Spain's search to find their national entry for the European singing contest, where they lost out to Galician pop singer <a href="spotify:artist:4HjFNQDHPDchR8wHnRxyYB">Lucía Pérez</a>. Following the digital chart-topping success of lead single "Breathe in the Light," they supported <a href="spotify:artist:2NhdGz9EDv2FeUw6udu2g1">the Wanted</a> on the Madrid date of their European tour and released their bilingual debut album, Endless Road 7058, at the end of 2011. Two years later, they followed-up the success of their debut with Anti-Heroes, which topped the Spanish charts. Their subsequent third LP was also a chart-topper, both for the album Circus Avenue and its first single, "Puppeteer." Notably, this was the band's first completely-English language release. By 2015, they fully embraced the English language route, releasing Ghost Town, which featured pop diva Anastacia on "Who's Loving You?" ~ Jon O'Brien
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