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Rosalía Celebrates 'Lux' Anniversary with 1,000-Song Playlist
Rosalía marked LUX’s anniversary with a playlist of songs that shaped the album and a letter reflecting on a difficult year.
- The Spanish singer celebrated the first anniversary of her album LUX yesterday by sharing a 1,000-song Spotify playlist titled "1.000 TEMAS QUE TE DAN LUX" and a reflective Substack post titled "Dar A Lux."
- Released last year through Columbia Records, LUX received widespread praise for its genre-bending, boundary-pushing style, which she supported on a world tour spanning 57 concerts across three continents.
- The star also announced a limited-edition anniversary box set for £125, writing: "I love acts of service; there's something about preparing something for someone else that fascinates me."
- With seven nominations including Album Of The Year and Song Of The Year, The Spanish singer is preparing to perform at the Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday, November 12.
- Meanwhile, Bono will pay tribute to The Spanish singer on the forthcoming album Carnaval De Luz, featuring a track titled "The Mirror Maker " which celebrates her artistry.
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SapoCelebrating a year of the album, Catalan Rosalía shared with fans a long playlist, which includes songs of names as disparate as Mozart, Miles Davis, Radiohead, Maria Callas, Caetano Veloso, Kanye West or the Portuguese Son of Mother
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Rosalia has celebrated Lux's first anniversary, her fourth studio album, with a personal reflection published on Substack. The singer has taken the opportunity to remember the creative process of the album, take stock of everything she has experienced since its release and share with her followers a very special gift: a playlist of 1,000 songs she listened to during the years she thought, composed and presented the project.
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