Rosalía's album leaks online two days before its release
Fans share the eighteen tracks of 'Lux', one of them in Catalan and English, 'Divinize'
BarcelonaThe most anticipated album of the year, LuxA single from Rosalía's album has leaked on social media two days before its scheduled release on November 7th. The singer will be in Barcelona this Wednesday night for a concert. listening partyafter having done so in Mexico City and New York. The second track was also scheduled to be released today. RelicAlthough it was accidentally taken down for a few minutes on Spotify yesterday.
Until now, the singer had only announced the title and release date. at a massive event in Madrid on October 21The day before, the album cover, featuring Rosalía in a white habit, had been announced on the screens of Times Square. The record label, Columbia Records, had attempted to control the retail release, with a phased rollout of information by country. Ultimately, piracy won, and the album has appeared on platforms other than fan sites, such as Telegram, where eighteen tracks are listed, one of which... Divinizewhich is in Catalan and English.
Rosalía released the first song, BerghainReleased on November 28th, it already hinted at one of the most elaborate and radical aesthetic, musical, and visual proposals on the current art scene. Featuring Björk and Yves Tumor, it already has over 23 million streams on Spotify. Another collaboration is with the Montserrat Choir School, who sings in MagnoliasThe album's final track. Other collaborations already announced include those with the Orfeó Català, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Carminho, and Estrella Morente.
Lux It is the fourth in a career that began with Los Angeles (2017) and that continued with The ill will (2018) and Motomami (2022). For the moment, in the countries where the information has been released, such as the United States and England, media outlets such as Rolling Stone and The Guardian She's received five stars. Madonna wrote to her on Instagram: "Thank you, Rosalía, I can't stop listening to you. You're a visionary." The first reviews in Spain will appear this Friday.