Rosalía , the most international Spanish artist of all time, is back with a new album. The album is titled ' Motomami ' and not only is it pre-empted by a #1 hit like 'La fama (ft. The Weeknd)', but the expectation and level of hysteria among all her fans worldwide is crazy! Picking up the baton from her already historic debut in 2018, 'El mal querer' (thanks to which Rosalía won a Grammy for Best Alternative Urban Album and became the global superstar we know today), 'Motomami' is a conceptual album that combines avant-garde with roots, urban with flamenco. This new studio work unfolds a new 'Rosalía universe', where we find a collection of songs as transgressive as it is radically personal. Rosalía rewrites the history of contemporary music for the second time, this time to leave her mark 'Motomami' forever. Enjoy.

Motomami by Rosalía is one of the most anticipated musical phenomena of 2022, and we dare say of the last decade, one of those studio albums that make us impatiently count down the time until its release. Motomami has been embroiled in controversy since Rosalía announced its daring cover, where she appears covered only with a motorcycle helmet, hair in the wind, and her already famous decorated nails. That the singer knows how to get people talking is something that no one doubts, and that is reflected with style in the lyrics of her songs.

Motomami 's first single, Saoko , was available on the YouTube platform since February 4, 2022, reaching 6.2 million views in just 3 days, further proof of the young Spanish woman's musical power. Rosalía makes clear her intentions to be crowned the queen of reggaeton , and the singer has shown us on multiple occasions that she masters the art of reinventing herself with class.

Motomami mixes different styles to create unique, avant-garde melodies, a way of making music that is popular, but also has detractors in equal measure. Rosalía knows this very well and already sings it in Saoko “ wherever I go, I never forget ”. A more than apt phrase for an artist of international prestige. So much so that her single “ La Fama ”, a song with bachata overtones in which she collaborated with The Weeknd , also present in Motomami, reached 70 million views in just over two months.

Rosalía is considered one of the great successors of global pop. In Motomami we see how the star has taken such great words very seriously, offering us songs that have all the credentials to become legendary and remain in our minds for a long time. The album has taken more than three years of work, but you can finally listen to it. Without a doubt, the wait has been worth it.

Meet Rosalia, the star of Motomami and her unique style that has brought her fame

One of the most striking experiences in Rosalía 's life was the one she lived in 2008, when she entered the television talent show Tú Sí Que Vales , but the judges thought that her art did not deserve to be selected, so she never appeared on screen. The immense success she achieved years later, turns what could have been a simple anecdote into a story of overcoming that is almost impossible to believe.

Rosalía 's passion for music was born at a very early age, starting to sing at just 7 years old, at 10 she began her musical career and at 13 she decided to focus on it.

Throughout her career, the artist has been awarded two Latin Grammys for “ Malamente ” and five for her second album entitled “ El mal querer ”, making her the Spanish singer with the most awards given by the Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for a single work, she also has two MTV Video Music Awards to her credit. A sublime career that has only just begun and that keeps us in suspense wondering: Rosalía, how will you surprise us this time?

TRACKLIST

1 Saoko

2 Candy

3 Fame Featuring The Weeknd

4 Bulerias

5 Chicken Teriyaki

6 Hentai

7 Little cake

8 G3 N15 (Genis)

9 Motomami

10 Devil

11 Delusions of Grandeur

12 Cuuuuuuuuuute

13 Like A G

14 Abcdefg

15 The Versace Combi Feat. Tokischa

16 Sakura