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Latina quartet Soluna, best known for their 2002 ballad smash ‘For All Time’ and debut album of the same name are finally making their much awaited foray into television. The pilot for their UPN-slated sitcom will be shot at Paramount Pictures on Wednesday, April 28th.

Soluna’s official website announced that a sitcom based on the group’s experience in music will be coming soon to the UPN network. The series will feature musical performances and borrow pieces from Soluna’s adventures in show business.

The Olympian spoke with Soluna, who see their music as representative of the changing picture of American demographics. “We see the boundaries fading away between the cultures, because that’s really what’s going on here in the United States right now,” Aurora Rodriguez said. Their debut album includes a combination with English, Spanish and bilingual tracks. “Because we’ve started our music career in both languages, we’ve been able to bring an appreciation of the Spanish language to English speakers,” Rodriguez said. “To bring some classic pop music to the Spanish audience is also a great thing.”

The LA Daily News caught up with Aurora Rodriguez and T. Lopez of Soluna, who kick off every one of their shows singing a cappella. “We really pride ourselves on it as musicians — and as singers and as artists,” Rodriguez, 24, says. “We feel like if you’re in a group with four singers, you might as well use them.”