Rauw Alejandro

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The songs on “Yian” (Chinese for “sparrow”), the new album by the London-based songwriter Lucinda Chua, are meditations seeking serenity — often just two alternating chords, set out slowly on keyboard and sustained by orchestral strings. “Woe,” from her 2022 debut album, “Nymph,” was a smoldering counterattack to a toxic partner: “Smiling faces fade just to leave a shell,” she charged. The new track lurches from the dark groove of “Woe” to something else: Björk’s vocal harmonies, warped keyboard vamps and mystical life lessons. [Shygirl’s “Woe”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNxTt8KS_2I) is equal parts endorsement and disruption. “Something’s gotta change, I know.” ZOLADZ “A life for a life,” she sings. “Days Move Slow,” from Alicia Bognanno’s grungy indie-rock project Bully, is a song about being caught in the muck of grief — she wrote it after the death of her beloved dog, Mezzi — but it also has a propulsive, bouncy energy that promises eventual forward motion. “For a moment there, I swear I saw me,” Bain sings, her 20-something growing pains palpable as she yearns — in vain — for a stable, unchanging sense of self. [Rosalía](https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/17/arts/music/rosalia-motomami.html) and [Rauw Alejandro](https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/14/arts/music/rauw-alejandro-saturno.html) tell each other that “Being away from you is hell.” The song is part of a three-track collaborative project called “RR” the couple released on Friday; the “Beso” video hints at an engagement. [Moor Mother](https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/22/arts/music/moor-mother-irreversible-entanglements.html) seethes about Black achievements met with disrespect in “We Got the Jazz”: “We ain’t ’bout to stand for no national anthem,” she declaims. The British musician Amber Bain, who records as the Japanese House, reckons with her past and present on the flickering synth-pop track “Boyhood,” which pairs smooth sonic surfaces and effervescent electronic flourishes with her yearning, achingly human vocals. Let us know at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and [sign up for our Louder newsletter](https://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/louder?module=inline), a once-a-week blast of our pop music coverage, and [The Amplifier](https://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/the-amplifier), a twice-weekly guide to new and old songs.

The Spanish flamenco singer and Puerto Rican pop star revealed their engagement Friday in the intimate music video for their new song, “Beso,” a single from ...

[updated the genre with an electric twist](https://www.grammy.com/news/rauw-alejandro-performance-2022-latin-grammys-saturno-lejos-del-cielo-desesperados-punto-40) — including on her earworm “ [Chicken Teriyaki](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG4gq9fCoRE&ab_channel=RosaliaVEVO),” which he co-wrote. (That affectionate moment is also included in the “Beso” video.) Tangana won for song and record of the year. She then turns the camera to say, “I love you” and to give Alejandro a kiss. In the final seconds, a teary Rosalía appears in a low-lit selfie video wiping away smeared mascara and showing off her engagement ring and what appears to be a red Cartier ring box. [Rosalía](https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/music/story/2022-09-08/rosalia-motomami-spanish-mexico-city) and [Rauw Alejandro](https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/music/story/2021-11-17/rauw-alejandro-todo-de-ti-rosalia) are engaged.

Rosalia and Rauw Alejandro at the 23rd Annual Latin Grammy Awards held at the Michelob Ultra. Christopher Polk for Variety. Popular on Variety.

The three-song project sees the couple giving an intimate look at the romance they’ve built and the matching music video, aims to give that same feeling. “R&R” dropped Friday alongside a sweet homemade music video that featured footage of the Latin music power couple enjoying their days spent in bed and adventuring throughout different cities in Japan, Puerto Rico, Spain, the Dominican Republic, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among many other places. “After more than three years, these three songs are here, and each one of them belongs to a different stage of love”.

Rosalía revealed Friday she is engaged to her longtime boyfriend, Rauw Alejandro, in the music video for "Beso," a new track off of the couple's joint EP, ...

[told Rolling Stone](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/rauw-alejandro-reggaeton-todo-de-ti-dancing-rosalia-1280675/) in January 2022 that Rosalía “inspires” him. We hope you enjoy this little piece of us.” [a TikTok video](https://www.tiktok.com/@rosalia/video/7011612265937997062) of her and her then-boyfriend, in which they formed a heart shape with their arms. Rumors of Rosalía and Alejandro dating first began in 2021, and the “Con Altura” songstress and reggaeton artist seemingly confirmed their romance in August of that year by [she is engaged](https://pagesix.com/article/celebrity-engagements-2023/) to longtime boyfriend Rauw Alejandro in their [newly released music video, “Beso.”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXQQAsIhHMw) “Beso” is a track off of the couple’s joint EP, “RR,” which also includes two additional songs, “Vampiros” and “Promesa.”

Rosalia and Rauw Alejandro get engaged in the "Beso" music video. See her ring and watch the visual.

Fans of the couple and other artists began reacting throughout the morning to the video. “You were the first time for me that I didn’t feel that. The EP marks the first time that the couple has recorded songs together, after months of hinting at a potential collaboration. At the end of the clip, when the music fades at the 3:15 minute mark, viewers see a teary-eyed Rosalía flaunting her diamond ring while holding the box on the same hand. Representatives for Rosalía declined to confirm the news. The visual features a joyous collage of beautiful moments the couple has spent together during their three-year relationship traveling the world.

Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro are both coming off busy years. Rosalía released her massively popular third studio album Motomami in March 2022, while Rauw ...

1 for sure.” The Spanish songstress [hinted](https://www.billboard.com/music/latin/rosalia-teases-collab-with-rauw-alejandro-1235178762/) in November that the music did indeed exist. “We’ve been in the studio together,” she said, teasing, “We’ll see, we’ll see.” Rosalía sang backing vocals on “Dile a Él” from Rauw’s 2020 debut album, Afrodisiaco, as well as “Corazón Despeinado” from Saturno; she also contributed her writing prowess on “Caprichoso” from Rauw’s 2022 EP Trap Cake, Vol. While RR marks the first time the two artists appear alongside each other as performers, it’s not the first time they’ve worked together on music. “For sure we have a few stuff in the studio already,” he confirmed. Rosalía released her massively popular third studio album Motomami in March 2022, while Rauw dropped his third LP, Saturno, in November.

El video musical y el sencillo “Beso”, se lanzó este viernes, 24 de marzo del 2023. El éxito es una composición de ambos cantantes, y provocó un sinfín de ...

Cabe destacar que las tres canciones, realizadas en conjunto por Rosalía y Rauw Alejandro, representarán distintas fases del amor, divididos en tiempos como el pasado, presente y futuro. En una reciente entrevista entre Rosalía y Rauw Alejandro, con el famoso “streamer” Ibai Llanos, señalaron información importante sobre su relación. Cabe destacar que este es uno de los tanto éxitos que compusieron juntos y que forman parte del siguiente álbum EP llamado “RЯ” El video musical y el sencillo “Beso”, se lanzó este viernes, 24 de marzo del 2023. Ante los diferentes medios de comunicación y prensa, Rauw Alejandro habló sobre temas profesionales y personales. El nuevo video de Rauw Alejandro y Rosalía, ambos muestran que están comprometidos.

Los famosos Rauw Alejandro y Rosalía a través de un video anunciaron que están listo para casarse. Detalles aquí.

Ambos son talentosos y bellos y la combinación de ambos es explosiva, reseñó People. En el video se ve llorar de emoción a la cantante española de 30 años mientras muestra su anillo de diamantes a todos sus fans. Así lo reveló la pareja en el videoclip de su nuevo tema.

Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro announced their engagement when they showed off Rosalía's ring in the music video for the new song "BESO" off their EP together ...

Rosalía showed off a tattoo on the Spanish talk show El Hormiguero in March 2022 with the musicians' intials on her foot "RR." Two months later in November 2021, the pair made their red carpet debut as a couple at the Los40 Music Awards in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. The song "BESO" is a duet between the couple in Spanish all about their love for each other. The musical couple just announced the happy news with the release of a music video from their first EP together R&R. The two musicians first sparked dating rumors in August 2021 when they were spotted leaving a restaurant in Los Angeles together. The ring she wears in the video appears to be an

Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro are getting married! The superstar couple confirmed their engagement in the “Beso” music video from their first joint EP, “RR.”

“The best thing I’ve got is the love you give me,” the couple sings in the chorus. “One has to do with the past; another one has to do with the present and another one with the future.” [Rosalía](https://www.teenvogue.com/story/tiktok-and-rosalia-just-got-a-latin-grammy-nomination-together) and Rauw Alejandro’s engagement news comes by way of the “Beso” music video, which features a collage of key moments they spent together in the last year — from the studio to the stage and multiple international trips to locations like Japan and France. [El País](https://elpais.com/cultura/2023-03-24/rosalia-y-rauw-alejandro-describen-su-amor-incitando-al-perreo-y-deformando-el-bolero.html), the three songs featured on the EP — “Beso” (Kiss), “Vampiros” (Vampires), and “Promesa” (Promise) — are meant to tell a story.

El día de hoy la pareja lanzó su primer EP colaborativo RR, en el que a través de tres canciones comparten un pedacito de su historia amor mientras que ...

En promoción a este material, Rauw Alejandro y la cantante española lanzaron el video oficial de “Beso”, donde con pequeños clips muestran el día a día de su vida en pareja. La pareja hizo pública su relación en 2021. Aunque en gran parte la breve colección de canciones se desenvuelve en sonidos pegadizos de reguetón, por momentos encontramos destellos de lo dulce del bolero.

El día de hoy (24 de marzo) los cantantes estrenaron su proyecto acompañado de un vídeo musical para la canción que abre el EP, 'BESO'. El clip retrata la vida ...

Rosalía había participado aportando algunos coros a Rauw, sin embargo, este es el primer trabajo oficial que hacen como pareja. Se trata de RR, un trabajo compuesto de tres canciones que muestra la química del dúo más allá de su relación. El clip retrata la vida de estos dos como pareja durante estos tres años que han permanecido juntos.

La artista Rosalía, ganadora de Grammy y Latin Grammy, y el ícono del reggaetón, Rauw Alejandro, también ganador del Latin Grammy, lanzan su proyecto ...

Para celebrar el lanzamiento, publicaron el video musical de “Beso”. Rosalía dice: “Para nosotros siempre es amor primero y todo lo demás después, pero esta vez nos saltamos eso para poder terminar RR y compartirlo con el mundo. La artista Rosalía, ganadora de Grammy y Latin Grammy, y el ícono del reggaetón, Rauw Alejandro, también ganador del Latin Grammy, lanzan su proyecto conjunto de tres canciones, llamado RR.

Tras tres años de relación dan un paso un más. En pocas horas el video llegó 500.000 visualizaciones.

Este videoclip, que ya es historia de la música, ha enloquecido a todos los fans de la pareja y en tan solo tres horas ha conseguido 495.000 visualizaciones. En el video muestran la reacción de la artista al recibir lo que parece un gran anillo de compromiso por parte de su novio, con el que lleva tres años de relación. Después mira a su novio y antes de besarle le dice: "Te amo".

Their three-song EP is a chance for the couple to share their buzzy relationship on their own terms.

This is Rauw and Rosalia telling their own version of events. [Saturno](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-album-reviews/rauw-alejandro-saturno-1234626835/). The lyrics aren’t super revelatory; the song is more of a backdrop for their experimental teamwork. [finally confirm](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-latin/rosalia-engaged-rauw-alejandro-beso-video-1234703104/) engagement rumors that started circulating after Rosalia [posted photos](https://www.instagram.com/p/CeUIcBGsqL9/?hl=en) wearing an asteroid-sized diamond ring on her left hand. (The credits on the EP include both Rosalia and Rauw under his alias El Zorro as well as Dylan Patrice, Jake Miller, and Rosalia’s past Motomami collaborator [Noah Goldstein](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/noah-golstein-producer-kanye-west-patti-smith-rosalia-1234673401/).) “Vampiros” gives the impression that beyond relating as two of the buzziest, most photographed stars in the Spanish-language music industry, this is what Rosalia and Rauw connect over when they’re just messing around in the studio. This, of course, only fueled more interest in the couple, who surprised some fans with a bond that made perfect sense to some and none to others: She was known as an avant-pop innovator with a penchant for provocation, while he was a smooth, quick-stepping reggaeton and R&B star, gliding and gyrating his way to the top of the charts.