- Rosalía. "I do not pretend that everyone understands who I am"
This Tuesday Rosalía has made confinement easier for her millions of followers by launching by surprise 'Dolerme', a new romantic ballad now available on all digital platforms and on YouTube with a still image.
With an acoustic beginning to which electronic bases are added, this 'Dolerme' represents a new theme by the artist from Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona). The Catalan has explained on social networks that being in quarantine "she has lost a bit of time" and that she was going to do her bit in her own way: "I decided that I was not going to think about it too much and that instead I was going to put my energy and my heart to do something for others, in my own way. "
For all those times I got behind / and I changed what was mine for what you wanted ", the lyrics of the song start, which moves between spite and abandonment and the impossibility of forgetting a past love .
This 'Dolerme' has seen the light by surprise, as did the previous 'Juro que', a prison cut produced by her and by El Guincho that was published in late January and in which the Catalan artist bet on traditional tangos.
"I know that what I do as an artist may seem expendable, (...) but for me being able to make music is mental health. This song is called 'Dolerme' and I hope it makes you feel a little better than I did when I did it ", he has written on his Twitter profile since his confinement for" quarantine ".
Although more blurred, his flamenco influences are still present in this new cut that breathes the romantic vein of the seventies mergers of references such as Las Grecas and in which he encourages: "Hurry, hurry, hurry / that is not tomorrow, / I break my shirt "
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