BONUS
Nonmonogamummy
Lily AllenA bold and witty exploration of modern relationships from Lily Allen's provocative "West End Girl" era.
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About The Album
LUX (Latin for "light") is ROSALÍA's most daring and experimental studio album to date, released Nov 7, 2025 via Columbia Records and Sony Music Entertainment. A spiritual and sonic journey through Mediterranean identity, divinity, and artistic transcendence, LUX pushes the boundaries of flamenco, experimental pop, and avant-garde production. Featuring collaborations with Björk, Yves Tumor, Yahritza Y Su Esencia, and legendary flamenco artists, the album spans multiple languages (Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese, Italian, and English) and showcases ROSALÍA at her most fearless.
With orchestral arrangements from the London Symphony Orchestra, spoken word from Patti Smith, and production from El Guincho, Jack Antonoff, and Noah "Noahh" Goldstein, LUX is a cinematic masterpiece that cements ROSALÍA's position as one of the most innovative artists of her generation.
15
Tracks
58:47
Runtime
5
Languages
7
Features
LUX Complete Tracklist & English Lyrics
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1.
Sexo, Violencia y Llantas SpanishView Lyrics
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2.
Reliquia SpanishView Lyrics
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3.
Divinize SpanishView Lyrics
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4.
Porcelana SpanishView Lyrics
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5.
Mio Cristo Piange Diamanti ItalianView Lyrics
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Berghain feat. Björk & Yves Tumor EnglishView Lyrics
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La Perla feat. Yahritza Y Su Esencia SpanishView Lyrics
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8.
Mundo Nuevo SpanishView Lyrics
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9.
De Madrugá SpanishView Lyrics
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10.
Dios Es Un Stalker SpanishView Lyrics
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11.
La Yugular SpanishView Lyrics
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12.
Sauvignon Blanc SpanishView Lyrics
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13.
La Rumba del Perdón feat. Estrella Morente & Sílvia Pérez Cruz SpanishView Lyrics
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14.
Memória feat. Carminho PortugueseView Lyrics
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15.
Magnolias SpanishView Lyrics
Bonus Tracks Collection
BONUS
BONUS
Where Have You Been
Lewis HantonAn emotionally charged ballad showcasing Lewis Hanton's raw vocal power and vulnerability.
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BONUS
The Fate of Ophelia
Taylor SwiftA haunting literary masterpiece from Taylor Swift's "The Life of a Showgirl" collection, inspired by Shakespeare.
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Album Credits
Release Date
Nov 7, 2025
Label
Columbia Records & Sony Music Entertainment
Distributor
Columbia Records
Copyright ©
Columbia Records & Sony Music Entertainment
Phonographic Copyright ℗
Columbia Records & Sony Music Entertainment
Genre
Experimental Flamenco, Avant-Garde Pop, Latin Alternative
Detailed Production Credits
Primary Artists
Björk, Carminho, Estrella Morente, ROSALÍA, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Yahritza Y Su Esencia, Yves Tumor
Producers
Caroline Shaw, El Guincho, Elliott Kozel, Jack Antonoff, Kamasi Washington, Kendrick Lamar, Kenny & Billy, Larry Jayy, M-Tech, Mustard, Noah Ehler, Rascal, Roselilah, Scott Bridgeway, Sean Momberger, Sounwave, Tane Runo, Terrace Martin, Tim Maxey, Tyler Reese
Writers
Andrew Wyatt, Armando Machado, Björk, Carminho, Caroline Shaw, Daniel Lopez, Dougie F, El Guincho, Estrella Morente, Jack Antonoff, Patti Smith, ROSALÍA, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Yves Tumor & 23 more
Additional Production
Caroline Shaw, David Rodríguez, Elliott Kozel, Larry Jayy, M-Tech, ROSALÍA, Terrace Martin
Additional Vocals
Dougie F
Arrangers
Angélica Negrón, Caroline Shaw, Daniel Lopez, Davóne Tines, El Guincho, Jack Antonoff, ROSALÍA, Ryan Lott (Son Lux)
Background Vocals
Albert Cusell, Carlota Guerrero, Luisina Sanchez, ROSALÍA
Orchestra
London Symphony Orchestra
Choir
Cor de Cambra del Palau de la Música Catalana, Escolania de Montserrat, Flamenco Ladies Choir, Los Angeles Master Chorale, The Tenebrae Choir
Conductor
Daníel Bjarnason
Mixing Engineers
Jake Miller, Manny Marroquin, Nigel Godrich, Serban Ghenea
Mastering Engineers
Bob Jackson & Brian Lee
Recording Engineers
Ben "Bengineer" Sedano, Daniel Cayotte, David Rodríguez, Harry Wilson, Isaac Diskin, Jon Sher, Laura Sisk, Tom Syrowski
Spoken Word
Patti Smith
Instruments
Aaron Paris (Violin/Viola), Ashok Klouda (Cello), Daniel Aged (Bass), Joselito Acedo (Guitar), Magdalena Filipczak (Violin), Natalie Klouda (Violin), Oscar JR Lamoste Cabarse (Guitar), Samuel Pankhurst (Double Bass), Sora Lopez (Cello)
Visual Direction
Nicolás Mendez, ROSALÍA
Video Directors
Nicolás Mendez, ROSALÍA
Programmer
Aaron Funk (Drum Programmer), ANTHRO
Frequently Asked Questions About LUX
What does LUX mean on ROSALÍA's album?
LUX (Latin for "light") represents ROSALÍA's artistic illumination and spiritual journey. The album explores themes of divinity, femininity, tradition vs modernity, and Mediterranean identity through experimental flamenco and avant-garde production. The title reflects enlightenment, luxury, and radiance—core themes throughout the 15-track project.
When was ROSALÍA's LUX album released?
LUX was released on Nov 7, 2025 via Columbia Records and Sony Music Entertainment. The album follows her 2022 Grammy-winning project MOTOMAMI and represents her most experimental and multilingual work to date.
Who features on ROSALÍA's LUX album?
LUX features an impressive roster of collaborators: Björk and Yves Tumor (on "Berghain"), Yahritza Y Su Esencia (on "La Perla"), Estrella Morente and Sílvia Pérez Cruz (on "La Rumba del Perdón"), and Carminho (on "Memória"). The album also features spoken word from Patti Smith and orchestral arrangements from the London Symphony Orchestra.
What languages are on ROSALÍA's LUX album?
LUX is ROSALÍA's most multilingual album, featuring songs in Spanish (Castilian), Catalan, Portuguese, Italian, and English. This linguistic diversity reflects her Mediterranean heritage and global artistic vision, with tracks like "Berghain" in English and "Memória" in Portuguese showcasing her versatility.
How many songs are on ROSALÍA's LUX album?
LUX contains 15 tracks spanning approximately 58 minutes. The album blends experimental flamenco, avant-garde pop, orchestral arrangements, and electronic production, creating ROSALÍA's most ambitious sonic landscape to date.
What is the meaning of "Berghain" on ROSALÍA's LUX album?
"Berghain" is named after the legendary Berlin techno club and represents a collision of electronic experimentalism and raw emotion. Featuring Björk and Yves Tumor, the track explores themes of hedonism, spiritual ecstasy, and artistic transcendence through industrial soundscapes and haunting vocals.
Where can I find English translations of ROSALÍA's LUX lyrics?
All 15 tracks from LUX have complete English translations available on Verseminds. Each song page includes line-by-line translations, cultural context, and explanations of Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese idioms to help English-speaking fans understand ROSALÍA's poetic lyricism.
What is the Pitchfork review score for ROSALÍA's LUX?
Pitchfork gave LUX an 8.6/10, praising ROSALÍA's "fearless experimentalism" and "breathtaking fusion of traditional flamenco with avant-garde electronic production." The review highlighted "Berghain," "Magnolias," and "La Rumba del Perdón" as standout tracks.