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Rosalía to Bono: Forget Spanish, Make Up Your Own Language
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Rosalía to Bono: Forget Spanish, Make Up Your Own Language

On "The Tonight Show," Rosalía revealed that U2's Bono texted her for help with Spanish lyrics for the new track "The Mirror Maker (Rosalía)" — even though the two artists have never actually met.

What to know | The Rosalía Song Went Through 196 Rewrites, and Bono Called Penélope Cruz for Help
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What to know | The Rosalía Song Went Through 196 Rewrites, and Bono Called Penélope Cruz for Help

The key details: U2's new album Carnaval De Luz features "The Mirror Maker," a tribute to Rosalía whose roots actually trace back to 2017. Bono personally opened up to Rolling Stone about this winding eight-year creative journey.

Rosalía, Not Lana Del Rey, Becomes Fontaines D.C.'s First-Ever Guest Feature Despite Grian Chatten's Long-Standing Wish
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Rosalía, Not Lana Del Rey, Becomes Fontaines D.C.'s First-Ever Guest Feature Despite Grian Chatten's Long-Standing Wish

The full tracklist for Fontaines D.C.'s fifth album, "Dopamine Chamber," has now been revealed. Although frontman Grian Chatten has repeatedly expressed his desire to collaborate with Lana Del Rey over the years, it was Rosalía who ended up as the band's first-ever guest feature. Fans can expect the album on October 16.

Rosalía Breaks Into Impromptu Cover of Bad Bunny's "Safaera" in Monterrey
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Rosalía Breaks Into Impromptu Cover of Bad Bunny's "Safaera" in Monterrey

At the Monterrey stop of her Lux tour, Rosalía swapped her usual white wine ritual for a shot of tequila, then launched into an a cappella cover of Bad Bunny's "Safaera," with the whole crowd chanting the intro right along with her.

Seven Minutes of Moon Blocking Sun: Björk Threw a Songless Party in the Icelandic Wilds Outside Reykjavik
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Seven Minutes of Moon Blocking Sun: Björk Threw a Songless Party in the Icelandic Wilds Outside Reykjavik

During Europe's August 12 solar eclipse, Björk threw the Echolalia party just outside Reykjavik. The music stopped for seven minutes, the crowd chanted "Free Palestine," and someone even proposed in the dark.