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* TheCameo: Rosalía made a rather unexpected appearance in one of Francis Bourgeois’s trainspotting Website/{{TikTok}}s.

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* TheCameo: Rosalía made a rather unexpected appearance in one of Francis Bourgeois’s trainspotting Website/{{TikTok}}s.Platform/{{TikTok}}s.

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* DreamTeam: With Raül Refree for the entirety of ''Los ángeles'' and El Guincho for the entirety of ''El mal querer''.
** with Music/JBalvin, for "Brillo", taken from his album ''Vibras'', and "Con Altura".
** with Music/JamesBlake, for "Barefoot in the Park", taken from his album ''Assume Form''.
** with Music/{{Travis Scott}}, for "TKN".



* TorosYFlamenco: Being flamenco-inspired music, a lot of the imagery surrounding her music videos is based around this trope.

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* TorosYFlamenco: Being flamenco-inspired music, a lot of the imagery surrounding her music videos is based around this trope.trope.
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* TheCameo: Rosalía made a rather unexpected appearance in one of Francis Bourgeois’s trainspotting Tik Toks.

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* TheCameo: Rosalía made a rather unexpected appearance in one of Francis Bourgeois’s trainspotting Tik Toks.Website/{{TikTok}}s.
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After collaborating with Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[AlternativeRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.

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After collaborating with Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin Music/JBalvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[AlternativeRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.



** with J Balvin, for "Brillo", taken from his album ''Vibras'', and "Con Altura".

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** with J Balvin, Music/JBalvin, for "Brillo", taken from his album ''Vibras'', and "Con Altura".
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Rosalía Vila Tobella (born 25 September 1993), known mononymously as Rosalía, is a Spanish singer, songwriter and producer from Barcelona. Her music is inspired by the genre of flamenco, making a modern interpretation of it.

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Rosalía Vila Tobella (born 25 September 1993), 1992), known mononymously as Rosalía, is a Spanish singer, songwriter and producer from Barcelona. Her music is inspired by the genre of flamenco, making a modern interpretation of it.
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** with James Blake, for "Barefoot in the Park", taken from his album ''Assume Form''.

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** with James Blake, Music/JamesBlake, for "Barefoot in the Park", taken from his album ''Assume Form''.

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* GenreBusting: ''El mal querer'' is flamenco + everything else, really.



* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: ''El mal querer'' is flamenco + everything else, really.
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* TheCameo: Rosalía made a rather unexpected appearance in one of Francis Bourgeois’s trainspotting Tik Toks.
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* IntercourseWithYou: "Di mi nombre".

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* IntercourseWithYou: "Di mi nombre".nombre" and, infamously so, "Hentai".
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* ''Motomami'' (2022)
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After collaborating with Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[PBRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.

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After collaborating with Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[PBRAndB [[AlternativeRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.
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** A cover of "I See a Darkness" by Bonny "Prince" Billy closes the album.


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** with Music/{{Travis Scott}}, for "TKN".
* DrivenToSuicide: The narrator of "Catalina".


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* LastNoteNightmare: "Sí tú supieras compañero" slowly devolves into PsychoStrings that last for ''two minutes''.
* LighterAndSofter: ''Los ángeles'', a sparse, funereal pure flamenco album was followed by the more accessible and poppier, although somewhat experimental ''El mal querer''.
** her work since ''El mal querer'' qualifies, with singles like "Aute Cuture", "Con altura" and "Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi" being simple pop songs.
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* ''El mal querer'' (2019)

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* ''El mal querer'' (2019)
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** with J Balvin, for "Brillo", taken from his album ''Vibras''
** with James Blake, for "Barefoot in the Park", taken from his album ''Assume Form''

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** with J Balvin, for "Brillo", taken from his album ''Vibras''
''Vibras'', and "Con Altura".
** with James Blake, for "Barefoot in the Park", taken from his album ''Assume Form''Form''.
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After collaborating with Colombian reggeaton singer J Balvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[PBRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.

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After collaborating with Colombian reggeaton reggaeton singer J Balvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[PBRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.



* Sampling: "Bagdad" samples Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me A River" and "Que no salga la luna" samples "Mi cante por Bulerías" de La Paquera de Jeréz.

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* Sampling: {{Sampling}}: "Bagdad" samples Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me A River" and "Que no salga la luna" samples "Mi cante por Bulerías" de La Paquera de Jeréz.
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Rosalía Vila Tobella (born 25 September 1993), known mononymously as Rosalía, is a Spanish singer, songwriter and producer from Barcelona. Her music is inspired by the genre of flamenco, making a modern interpretation of it.

Her debut album, ''Los ángeles''[[note]]"the angels"[[/note]] was released in 2017, and was mostly composed of acoustic takes on old flamenco songs centered around the themes of death. Made in collaboration with guitarist Raül Refree, it gained a lot of critical acclaim in her home country due to her vocal performance and became a SleeperHit.

After collaborating with Colombian reggeaton singer J Balvin on the hit album ''Vibras'', she started teasing the release of her second album with the single "Malamente"[[note]]"badly"[[/note]]. It became one of the most successful singles of the year in Spain, marking [[NewSoundAlbum the change of her trademark acoustic flamenco style]] for something more inspired by [[PBRAndB experimental R&B]] and ElectronicMusic.

Finally, ''El mal querer''[[note]]roughly translated as "the bad loving"[[/note]], a ConceptAlbum inspired by an obscure Occitan novel of the 13th century, was released in November 2018, to widespread success and acclaim both in Spain and the rest of the world.

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!!Discography:
* ''Los ángeles'' (2017)
* ''El mal querer'' (2019)

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!! Her works provide examples of:

*ConceptAlbum: ''El mal querer'', being loosely based on the 13th century Occitanian book ''Flamenca'', each track is divided in "chapters" along with a title accompanying the song's official title.
*CoverVersion: The entirety of ''Los ángeles'' is based around covers of old flamenco songs.
*DreamTeam: With Raül Refree for the entirety of ''Los ángeles'' and El Guincho for the entirety of ''El mal querer''.
** with J Balvin, for "Brillo", taken from his album ''Vibras''
** with James Blake, for "Barefoot in the Park", taken from his album ''Assume Form''
*EverythingIsAnInstrument: "De aquí no sales" is based on samples of motorbike engines.
*IntercourseWithYou: "Di mi nombre".
*LyricalDissonance: Despite being ethereal and quite catchy, "Bagdad" is about descending to hell.
*NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: ''El mal querer'' is flamenco + everything else, really.
*NewSoundAlbum: ''El mal querer'' compared to ''Los ángeles''.
*Sampling: "Bagdad" samples Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me A River" and "Que no salga la luna" samples "Mi cante por Bulerías" de La Paquera de Jeréz.
*TorosYFlamenco: Being flamenco-inspired music, a lot of the imagery surrounding her music videos is based around this trope.

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