Rosalía is from Spain. Her music has many influences, including Tango. She tries many different music styles which do not always work. Her singing is very atypical. In "Que no Salga la Luna" she almost sounds Arabic. It does have a Flamenco rhythm. One of the songs is called Bagdad. It is very hard to follow because she does lots of ohohoh and ayayay runs. This is her second of four albums. You could say that Rosalía started a new Flamenco style of music. All of the songs were written by Rosalía with cowriters on most. C. Tangana a rap singer and her boyfriend ag the time was credited with being a co writer on nine of the eleven songs. Another rapper El Guincho is credited credited on all eleven songs. In the end we have a combination of rap, new Flamenco, pop, tango and religious chanting on this album. Sometimes it is effective but other songs less so.
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