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Berghain by Rosalía feat. Björk & Yves Tumor

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Malamente - Rosalía - 2018

The most successful spanish artist of this latest years wants to express in this song the bad omen that preceds the marriage subject of her CD ‘El mal querer’, a story of domestic abuse.

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Rosalía’s Star Power Is on Display at Webster Hall on Monday Night

Rosalía – Webster Hall – April 29, 2019

When have you last heard flamenco music in the sphere of popular music? Not often, aside from the occasional flourishes of the flamenco guitar on a pop record. Please let me introduce you to one Rosalía Vila Tobella, simply known as Rosalía. Having already previously collaborated with Pharrell Williams, James Blake and J. Balvin, Rosalía has become a critics’ darling  thanks to her sophomore album, El Mal Querer. The Guardian touted her as a “gamechanger” with music as “potent and adventurous enough to grip you without you understanding a word of what she’s actually singing.”

Beyond her musical muscles, Rosalía’s a triple threat with dance moves highlighted in her videos, and she’ll soon will make her acting debut in Pedro Almodóvar’s upcoming Dolor y Gloria opposite Penélope Cruz. The Spanish singer-songwriter, fresh off acclaimed performances at Coachella and Pharrell’s inaugural Something in the Water Festival, graced the newly renovated Webster Hall on Monday, her first of two sold-out shows there, on her first ever North American tour. With an army of white-gauze-clad ladies, Rosalía syncopated with her troupe as she kicked off her tight set with “Pienso en Tu Mirá.” The commanding singer wore a blue latex jumpsuit and platform sneakers while strutting the stage with her own unique flair. Early on the applause was deafening, causing her to confess, “This means a lot to me…. It’s amazing to be here tonight to share this with you. I can feel you know my music and feel it.” A cover of James Blake’s “Barefoot in the Park” almost felt out of place as the flip from Spanish to English sounded nearly foreign, but the vibe wasn’t disrupted too long as frenetic claps hastened forth “Que No Salga la Luna.”

Assuming a flamenco pose, Rosalía took the stage solo to flourish amongst the rhythmic cadence. Fan favorites were saved for the tail end of the performance with the sensual “Lo Presiento,” a cover of J. Balvin’s “Con Altura” and the hit single “Malamente.” The house lights came on, but fans weren’t ready to call it a night, chanting, “Otra! Otra!” The undoubtedly rising star quickly returned to serenade the crowd with an a cappella cover of Carlos Gardel’s “Volver.” —Sharlene Chiu

Photos courtesy of Andrew Pintado | www.drewmartinphoto.com

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Rosalía x El Mar Querer

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15. Rosalía- El Mar Querer (8,5/10)

I discovered her by accident. I was at Open'er Festival in Gdynia and I had some spare time between artists I was interested in seeing so I went to the Tent Stage and she was playing. Anddd I thought OMG slay. My fav songs: malamente, pienso en tu mirá, bagdad

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Rosalia - El Mal Querer

Rosalia – El Mal Querer

This was one of my albums of 2018, though I’d never mentioned it before then. There’s actually a lot of albums that it takes me while to get around to mentioning, some going back several years, I’ll get to them eventually. So, in the best of 2018 I wrote this: Ilike modern flamenco, who knew? Not me for sure, until I was told what genre this actually fell into. Apparently the album is based on a…

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