The singer Belén Aguilera (Santa Coloma de Gramenet, 1995) has turned her personal evolution into an artistic narrative. We knew her as fragile and vulnerable in As you can see, I haven't always been mine... (2020), and we saw it grow to a position of strength and vindication with Superpop (2022). Now, with Anela (Sony, 2025), takes an unexpected turn, constructing a mystical and surreal refuge to process the world. This new concept album is born from dreams, philosophy, and nature, moving away from literalness to embrace metaphor and poetry. It's a work that consolidates her own sound, more electronic and experimental, the fruit of a creative process that forced her to overcome her fears and compose for the first time away from home, in a studio and surrounded by people. We spoke with her about this new universe, the fear of external judgment, and the difficulties of navigating an industry that, like society, continues to reflect sexism. Aguilera presents Anela at the Sant Jordi Club on Saturday, November 8th, with tickets sold out.