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"Marta" is the third official single from Nena Daconte's debut album He Perdido Los Zapatos. It was written by Joaquin Fanlo Gonzalez and Mai Meneses.[1] It charted No.16 in Nielsen ratings in 2005. The band made two videos. The first with a borrowed white Golf GTI convertible. When they obtained better funding from Universal, they refilmed the video with a red Ford Mustang.[2]