Rosalía is back on stage with her innovative style that breaks the mold in music. The Barcelona-born artist blends pop music with classical music on her fourth studio album “Lux”, taking the listener on an unusual journey.
Recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra and featuring arrangements by Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Shaw, the album combines Rosalía’s classical training with modern production techniques.
The opening track, “Berghain”, features dramatic strings inspired by Verdi, while **“Reliquia”** blends chamber music with electronic textures.The album draws inspiration from the personal turmoil the artist has experienced in the last three years. His breakup with Rauw Alejandro resonates in “La Perla” with themes of anger and freedom.
The more introspective pieces, “Magnolias” and “La Yagular”, describe death, faith, and the unity of the human soul with simple elegance.Rosalía says that “Lux” is a counter-stance to the fast-paced consumer culture of the TikTok era:
“We are in the age of dopamine, but I want the opposite.”
The result is both bold and A fascinating experience. “Lux” is a work that stands on the border of classical and modern, transforming music into light. Listen with headphones in the dark – this is not just an album, it is an artistic enlightenment.
