As always when salsa is involved, The Pearl It’s a classic candidate to be the most talked about, hummed, and played song in the world. lux, Rosalía’s fourth album that humanity has decided to scrutinize line by line, and even the last Earthling with a Wi-Fi connection will eventually have an opinion of their own. berghain For now, it comfortably holds the number one spot when it comes to viewing on digital platforms (please excuse the redundancy), as it served as a preview two weeks before the full album was released. But the slur against this “emotional terrorist” who deserves the “most bastard Olympic gold medal” evoked smiles, sympathy, sisterhood and, of course, speculation about the ultimate recipient of the slur. As much as the Catalan artist himself complained as he passed by on Monday. rebellion Because there are “so many pearls” that would have provided grains of sand when it came to shaping the vain, selfish, hateful character that appears on the album’s seventh cut, there will always be “parts of reality and parts of fiction” in the songs.
Of course, there are plenty of opportunities to mention Rau Alejandro, but it becomes even more likely when you add in the small detail that La Perla is the name of his home region of Puerto Rico. Speaking of other famous ex-couples, do artist C. Tangana and actor Jeremy Allen White’s brushstrokes and personality traits creep in? Judging by their condition, maybe so? pearl One or trill. But it seems more likely that the song that dominates all the gossip is revenge for the cold plate in front of you. Hana Hayami, The San Juan man elegantly attempted to formalize the settlement with a self-reproaching manifesto: “I’m many things, but I’ve never been unfaithful. She always had the keys to my cell phone.”
teeth The Pearl Is it a “Mexican” adaptation of Shakira’s famous attack on Pique at Visawrap Studios: “Women don’t cry anymore, women make money”? This is the most blatant and recent vitriolic precedent in this subgenre of songs of female malice towards solemnly bad ex-boyfriends, and it’s probably what Rosalía Villa had in mind when she sharpened her pencil and fired at that “music collector” bra(Obviously another obvious evil against Alejandro) This deserves consideration as the “Greatest World Disaster”. Now, what other musical monument to heartbreak could be found in those 3 minutes and 13 seconds that occupy every post-dinner conversation?
It is clear that sources of inspiration should under no circumstances include: 50 ways to break up with your lover (50 Ways to Ditch a Lover), that humorous and poisonous song by Paul Simon, is now exactly half a century old. One of the most unusual details in Broncano’s interview on Monday was that “ Former Mami I didn’t think about it at all graceland (1986), a South African album by a New York singer-songwriter, one of the most influential albums of the past half century (which I also didn’t recognize). maeuticsLobe Iniesta’s 2021 album, in case you want to support the claims of a music-loving fool). But when we imagine other, more likely effects, the following emerges:
That man is Written by Rocio Jurado (1979)
those who were condemned today boomer generation (As if blaming it on their year of birth) They grew up hearing Cipionela’s sarcasm invective against that “vain, unconscious, conceited clown/False, dwarf, mean, heartless.” It seems difficult to reconcile such a series of complaints, but the most interesting thing about such a memorable explosion is that the execution pen was in the hands of a man. It is clearly Don Manuel Alejandro. It doesn’t matter what Citizen Alejandro (Manuel Álvarez-Beigbeder Pérez, civil purpose), who was awarded the 92-year-old honor at the Bilbao BIME trade fair less than two weeks ago, thinks in his personal capacity. He was a juror when he wrote the letter to the jury.
two-legged rat, Written by Paquita La del Barrio (2004)
Nothing seems to have influenced Rosalía’s ideology more than the monument to undocumented macho lore that ranchera performer Francisca Viveros Barranda concocted 20 years ago, just as our fellow Gen Xers were in their prime. Its author, Manuel Eduardo Toscano, has so sublimated the anger expressed by Rocío Jurado a quarter of a century earlier. that man It seems like a gentle and peaceful ballad. If you want some serious, real bile, think of expressions like “ghost from hell,” “fucking vermin,” “venomous snake,” or “the dregs of life, a poorly constructed eyesore.” Although we have tried to overcome that hurdle, we humbly and troubledly confess our incompetence.
I forgot you existedTaylor Swift (2019)
This woman, who is also the greatest female icon of the 21st century, had the ability and rennet to witness her love adventures album by album (until the friends of San Esteve Sesloviles finally banished her), so we can see firsthand how her love affairs happened. Moreover, if there are good people quick In your contact list, ask what your romantic future holds (and stick to the results) based on which Taylor song your boyfriend or girlfriend sang most often in the shower. Song that opened the 2019 album loversThe megastar’s seventh offering is far from the most famous in his catalogue. In fact, she only performed the song live a few times during her massive The Hellas tour, which brought her to Santiago Bernabéu in May 2024. It doesn’t matter. The Olympian’s disdain conveyed by the words, “I forgot you existed/Not love, not hate, just indifference” is the best musical summary Millennials have ever come up with for slamming doors loudly. Louis Bell and Frank Dukes, as clever as ever, were called upon by the State of Pennsylvania to serve as co-authors, and were sought after as signatories to the paper. Havana (Camila Cabello) Or that sucker It was to celebrate the return of the Jonas Brothers.
I didn’t change the number, but Billie Eilish (2021)
Members are everywhere now Z gene (Children of the Millennium: Envy Them) found in this Californian from 2001 the clearest beacon and point of reference for their prides and grievances. So we entrust to her a great hymn in the face of all the prevailing factions. And the answer is both brilliant and Sibyl-like. Instead of pissing off the toads and snakes, Eilish simply wrote that she was keeping the same phone number she always used to make it clear to her ex that she didn’t want to answer the phone. There was no foaming at the mouth. Never before has there been so much contempt and disapproval. The truth is so stark that the lyrics warn: “Laura said I should be nicer…but not like you.” The person asked is not a fictional character, but Laura Ramsay, who has been the singer’s personal assistant since 2019.
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