President of Spain congratulates Rosalía as ‘LUX’ becomes most-streamed album by a Spanish-speaking female artist

Spanish singer Rosalía created buzz with her recent album, LUX. Soon after its launch, the female idol’s album started breaking records.

On Friday, Spotify announced that 'LUX' became the most-streamed album in a single day in its history by any Spanish-speaking female singer.

The President of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, himself congratulated the Beso hitmaker for her new milestone on November 9. Sanchez took to his X account and wrote,

“Congratulations, ROSALÍA, on the dazzling release of ‘LUX’! You’ve placed Spain at the top of global music with the most successful debut ever by a Spanish-speaking female artist on Spotify, becoming the third most-streamed artist on the entire platform yesterday.”

More about Rosalía’s album LUX

On Friday, Rosalía dropped her fourth studio album, LUX. The latest LP came after her third record, Motomami, released in 2022.

The album has been divided into four different sections. The digital version of the album consists of 15 tracks, and the Vinyl records come with three more songs. Here’s the complete tracklist of her new album,

MOV I

• SEXO, VIOLENCIA Y LLANTAS
• RELIQUIA
• DIVINIZE
• PORCELANA
• MIO CRISTO

MOV II

• BERGHAIN
• LA PERLA
• MUNDO NUEVO
• DE MADRUGA

MOV III

• DIOS ES UN STALKER
• LA YUGULAR
• FOCU 'RANNI (Bonus Track)
• SAUVIGNON BLANC
• JEANNE (Bonus Track)

MOV IV

• NOVIA ROBOT (Bonus Track)
• LA RUMBA DEL PERDÓN
• MEMORIA
• MAGNOLIAS

The artist used 13 different languages in her album. In her recent interview with Billboard, the artist talked about the multilingual aspect of her record.

“There were so many things that I had to play with and take under consideration. Because it’s not just writing. It’s not just on paper. It has to sound good. There’s a big difference for me when I write, for example, a letter for somebody that I love than if I write a song. It has to have a certain sound, a certain intention of musicality.”

In related news, the vocalist hosted a listening party for LUX on November 5. The listening part was organized at the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya in Barcelona.

The Oval Room was transformed into a fully immersive one using white materials and gentle lighting. Around 900 visitors, politicians, sports celebrities, and musicians listened to the 18-track record in silence due to no-recording restrictions.

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