Xabier Gómez García, bishop of Sant Feliu de Llobregat which includes Rosalía’s hometown of Sant Esteve Sesrovires near ...

With raves from critics and even religious leaders, the Spanish singer's ground-breaking fourth album has the makings of a ...

The singer and songwriter’s new album, “Lux” (“Light” in Latin), is unabashedly spiritual. Fifteen songs, sung in 13 different languages, including fragments in Latin, Arabic and Hebrew, are laden ...

But the album’s commercial success is not all that sets it apart. Rosalía, a native Spanish and Catalan speaker, worked with ...

Rosalía’s album Lux already feels like it’s broken boundaries in music with its blend of languages, orchestral arrangements, and classical influences. It’s a transformative piece of work, one that ...

With the release of her expansive orchestral LP “Lux,” Rosalía has hit another landmark moment in her career. The singer ...

In a modern-day listening world that caters to Spotify playlists and TikTok algorithms, Rosalía’s Lux obliterates industry ...

Rosalía’s newest album is her most interesting and innovative project yet, highlighting her undying musical curiosity.

Three years after her Latin Grammy award-winning Album of the Year, Motomami, Rosalía returned this past Friday with the anticipated release of her fourth album, LUX. On Oct. 27, to much critical ...

When Rosalía announced her album Lux last month, she described the album as the “emotional arc of feminine mystique, transformation, and transcendence,” hinting at heady themes and high-minded ...

Sometimes it seems as if everyone wants to be a pop girlie. Last year, Taylor Swift counted herself among the “tortured poets,” but nowadays she is a self-described “showgirl,” having released a short ...