Tracklist
Sexo, Violencia y Llantas	2:20
Reliquia	3:49
Divinize	4:03
Porcelana	4:07
Mio Cristo	4:29
MOV II
Berghain	2:58
La Perla	3:15
Mundo Nuevo	2:20
De Madrugá	1:44
MOV III
Dios Es Un Stalker	4:18
La Yugular	2:50
Focu ‘ranni	2:50
Sauvignon Blanc	3:51
Jeanne	3:51
MOV IV
Novia Robot	3:12
La Rumba Del Perdón	4:11
Memória	3:45
Magnolias	3:14

From Flamenco to Oratorio in Four Movements

LUX is Rosalía’s boldest artistic statement yet; an orchestral, multilingual journey that trades pop hooks for grand emotional scope.

Structured in four movements and performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, the album fuses classical composition with experimental art-pop, creating a sound both ancient and futuristic. Rosalía sings in more than a dozen languages, weaving themes of devotion, transcendence, and self-reinvention through sweeping strings and electronic textures.

The result feels more like a cinematic experience than a conventional record: intricate, spiritual, and unafraid to challenge expectations. LUX expands her identity beyond genre, transforming her from global pop innovator into a true modern composer.

Music Beyond Language

Critics have hailed LUX as a genre-defying triumph and one of Rosalía’s most significant creative leaps. Reviews highlight its daring blend of classical and experimental sounds, calling it both overwhelming and visionary.

Many see it as the moment she transcends the pop sphere entirely, joining the ranks of artists who redefine what mainstream music can be. Fans and critics alike note how LUX bridges cultures and eras, uniting symphonic grandeur with global sensibilities. While not built for radio, its ambition and craft have made it one of the most talked-about releases of the year, a reminder that pop can still aspire to art without losing its emotional pull.