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'Feel free to invent your own language': Rosalía says Bono sought Spanish lesson for new song

Summary by The Journal
Rosalía said the exchange was “incredible” because she’d long been a fan of the band.

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As Rolling Stone recently revealed in his cover story about U2, Bono is a huge admirer of Rosalía. So big is his fanaticism that he wrote a song inspired by her, “The Mirror Maker (Rosalía)”, for the band’s next album, Carnaval De Luz, and even sent her a message to ask her permission. Now, in an interview with Jimmy Fallon’s The Tonight Show, the Catalan artist told her version of the story. “I don’t know Bono,” she told Jimmy Fallon. “But she …

·New York, United States
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Contact was made while Bono was working on "The Mirror Maker (Rosalia)", the fourth track from U2's upcoming album 'Carnaval De Luz'

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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Bono is so enthusiastic about Rosalía that U2 dedicates her own song to the Spanish singer. However, she was only able to help the Irish rock star with some linguistic questions. It is not securitized how often Bono consulted (younger) colleagues for a song of U2 in the past to file one or more lines. It becomes even more special when it is even a piece that was written specifically for another person. Rosalía has now...

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Rosalia reveals in 'The Tonight Show' that Bono asked her for help with the Spanish of 'The Mirror Maker (Rosalía)', the U2 song about her. The entry Rosalia reveals the song that U2 dedicates to her in 'Carnaval De Luz': Bono asked her for help with the Spanish was first published in What!.

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The Journal broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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