Rosalía's Unconventional Language Choice in "Berghain"
Spanish pop-star Rosalía has sparked curiosity with her latest single "Berghain", which features a German language verse and refrain sung in operatic style.
The song, part of her forthcoming album "Lux", has gone viral online, with fans speculating about the artist's unusual language choice. "Berghain" marks a departure from Rosalía's experimental pop style, incorporating the London Symphony Orchestra, Icelandic artist Björk, and American experimental musician Yves Tumor.
The track features a German language verse and refrain sung in operatic style, a surprising choice that has fans talking.
Rosalía's decision to sing in German has raised questions, but the song's unique blend of styles and collaborations has generated significant buzz.
Author's summary: Rosalía's "Berghain" sparks curiosity with German verse.
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