MEXICO Town, August 14 (EL Common) .- The 1st time the singer, Rosalía, established foot in Latin America, she did so in Mexico Metropolis when she presented her album “El Mal Querer” in 2018, but at that second no a single foreshadowed the musical phenomenon that the Spaniards would develop into.
Now the artist not only enjoys global fame, but has also managed to conquer most of the hit lists and has stuffed many stadiums all around the entire world. This weekend, the “With peak” singer returns to Mexico, this time presenting “Motomami”, an album in which I attempt to capture the Latin and Asian influences of the audio that have marked her.
“Motomami has a private issue of watch. I sense I have not accomplished that on the other albums. They ended up a lot more major and with that I wished to uncover a way to make my sense of humor current,” described Rosalía when she offered the his new album to the press.
But Rosalía’s success goes beyond her tunes, her effect has arrived, like several other artists, on social networks where by the artist has made crystal clear and emphasised her personality, as a result of movies that have absent viral on all platforms, in particular TikTok
Rosalía chewing gum in various functions and looking at the digicam indifferently was a single of her most viewed movies, but prior to, just after the launch of “Motomami” and the humor of the Mexicans, they teamed up to produce a large variety of memes in reference to her new record.
On the other hand, Rosalía managed to reach the LGBTTI group thanks to her statements, character and the concept of her tracks, which attained her, in accordance to facts from Spotify, that Mexico, after Spain, is the country in which the most Catalan is listened to
“I am very mine, I remodel. A butterfly, I change. Drag queen make-up, I rework Lluvia de Estrellas, I rework”, sings in just one of her songs entitled “Saoko”, a word that is also coined for salsa and it was utilized by Héctor Lavoe in his 1976 music “Chuckle a bit”.
And this may possibly not be a coincidence for the reason that the Afro-Antillean rhythms that Mexicans like, these kinds of as salsa, cumbia and reggaeton, are normally existing in her songs, and she herself refers in her music to Héctor Lavoe, Cateano Veloso, amongst others. .
She is presently the most listened to Spanish artist of the moment and far more than doubles her compatriots C. Tangana and Rels B in monthly listeners, between them they have 25 million listeners, even though Rosalía has 30 million regular listeners on the Spotify streaming system.
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