ROSALIA Vinilo y CD

Review: Rosalia's third album, Motomami, boldly blurs the lines between classical and contemporary music with humor and confidence. Spanning diverse genres like dembow, reggaeton, and electro, Rosalia effortlessly navigates through experimentation while paying homage to her influences. The album's eclectic production and Rosalia's pristine soprano voice shine across tracks like 'Saoko' and 'Candy,' where emotional depth meets musical innovation. MotomamiI's exploration of themes like love, faith, and empowerment showcases Rosalia's evolution as an artist. With references to cultural icons and unexpected collaborations, Rosalia asserts her artistic autonomy and global impact.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalia is back with her third studio album and one that is a hugely conceptual and experimental affair. She herself describes it as "her most personal and confessional album" and that is embodied by the lead single, 'Saoko', which celebrates transformation and change. It is an album of pop leaning, reggeaton inspired sounds and plenty of nods to dembow, champeta, flamenco, bachata, hip-hop and piano melodies. The artist's own fierceness and unapologetically brave attitude helps make this the force that it is.

Review: Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalia is back with her third studio album and one that is a hugely conceptual and experimental affair. She herself describes it as "her most personal and confessional album" and that is embodied by the lead single, 'Saoko', which celebrates transformation and change. It is an album of pop leaning, reggeaton inspired sounds and plenty of nods to dembow, champeta, flamenco, bachata, hip-hop and piano melodies. The artist's own fierceness and unapologetically brave attitude helps make this the force that it is.