Rosalía: un viaje de 12 meses a la velocidad de la ‘Lux’
El Premio Nacional de las Músicas Actuales a la artista española culmina un año de vértigo de la mano de un disco asombroso y una gira insólita
Almost a year ago, thousands of individuals picked up their instruments, stood in front of their smartphones, and started recording themselves performing music based on a piece Rosalía had released through a new communication channel: a Substack newsletter. This initial teaser, called "Berghain," served as the first single to fuel an unprecedented wave of content in a seemingly organic manner.
This marked the return of the artist to music after over three years without releasing a new album. It also inaugurated the era of Lux, which has transformed the way albums are promoted, captured attention, and sought transcendence in a time when trust in figures is scarce. In the process, it aimed to emerge unscathed. This new phase concludes a year later (perhaps temporarily) with the National Award for Current Music granted by the Ministry of Culture this Wednesday.
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