Rosalía believes her next album will be the first she makes “without fear of failure.”
Catalan singer Rosalía stated in an interview on the Radio Noia podcast that her next album, the title of which she has not yet revealed, is the first she believes she has made "without fear of failure."
In a chat with journalist Mar Vallverdú, Rosalía explained that she has been working for nearly three years on a project that she began to conceptualize at the end of the Motomami tour.
Although he revealed the name of this fourth album to Vallverdú, a beep covered it up, so fans will have to continue speculating about the possibility that this work is called LUX , a theory that gained strength after a message on his X account that read: “LUX = LOVE”.
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During the conversation, recorded on the bed in Vallverdú's bedroom, Rosalía confessed that she believes "it's the first time I've made an album without fear of failure."
"In the years I've been making music, it's always been from the belief that it would go well, that it's something that comes from the outside in. But this confidence, which comes from the inside out, is the first time I've come up with it," he added.
Regarding her life change, from studying in Barcelona to rubbing shoulders with Hollywood's biggest stars, the Catalan artist has emphasized that her "mission in life is to make music" and, therefore, she goes wherever she can.
“The colleagues I can do it with are there. It's a very strong shock, changing from one context to another so drastically, but at the same time I try to normalize it. They speak a language that isn't mine, and I become semi-trilingual, although now I speak all three languages fatally because I mix them,” Rosalía joked.
As for her role models, the Catalan singer insisted that her favorite artists "tend to be irreverent," those who "don't give you what you want, they give you what you need or what they think you need," and cited Australian Nick Cave as an example.
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During the podcast, he also mentioned that he has a desire that he knows "this world can't fulfill."
“I've spent my whole life with this feeling of emptiness. Sometimes you get confused, thinking you can fill it with something material, with an experience, a mess you get into, or even romantic relationships in which you put your partner on a pedestal. Maybe we're confusing this space. Maybe this space is the space of God, the space of a divinity. Maybe God is the only one who can fill it,” Rosalía explained to Vallverdú.
Precisely, this vision of the divine connects with some of the theories of the Catalan singer's followers, who in recent days have begun to speculate that this fourth album could take on a spiritual and mystical dimension very far removed from the concept of 'Motomami'.
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