Rosalía has no roof

If a while ago you had told us that U2, the legendary pop band led by Bono, was going to dedicate one of its songs from its latest album to a young Catalan girl from Sant Esteve de Sesrovires, we would have raised our hands. Today, however, everything that surrounds Rosalía already seems normal to us. And it is not. Its emergence into the music scene has been shocking, but its consolidation is being much more so.

As of yesterday, Rosalía is the first woman to have won the Latin Grammy for best Album of the Year in three different editions. He won it in 2019 for El mal Quiero, in 2022 for Motomami and this year for Lux. As if this were not enough, yesterday he won five other awards, including best Song of the Year, for La perla.

Rosalía has hard-earned this recognition for a very solid and constant career. Nobody has given him anything. Starting from the bottom, singing on the same street and perfecting their style at the Taller de Músics or the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (Esmuc). Like a sponge, the young singer has been growing, taking risks and evolving to current levels. But it doesn't stop here. His statements when collecting the award were significant when he said that he still had a lot to learn and that he was still far from having done his best work. This ambition led her to say that "I know I have everything it takes to be the best."

This determination and courage are the same ones that have led her to risk so much in her compositions. That is why he has been transforming his music, going through electronic rhythms, flamenco or reggaeton to introduce classical music or using thirteen different languages ​​for the lyrics of his songs in his latest album Lux.

At 34 years old, he still has a lot to do. He has already announced that his next album is going to be revolutionary again and will try to open new settings for his music. He will also make his film debut, where he will participate in the next film by Israeli director Alma Har'el. The world looks fascinated at Rosalía and that is something worth highlighting.