Rosalía gets on her own success and launches a new version of the hit Despechá with Cardi B

rosaliathe popular Spanish artist who has won 12 Latin Grammy Awards, teamed up with Cardi B, in turn winner of the American Grammy Award and who is the most certified female rapper of all time. The result was a new version of his worldwide hit get rid ofnow renamed Dispatch – RMX.

Rosalía first teased the remix by asking fans to weigh in on who she worked with on the song, with Cardi B tweeting “tomorrow” soon after, delighting all her followers with the prospect of the two superstars joining forces.

Rosalía quickly shared that Despechá – RMX it was with none other than Cardi B and that her launch was that same night.

the original hit

Around mid year, get rid of It originally premiered in the European summer to immediate support from fans and critics: it was the #1 streaming global new release on Spotify and was declared “the song of the summer” by El País.

Despechá was the first new song that Rosalía released after her acclaimed album motomamiwhich is still the highest-rated record of the year, according to Metacritic.

Currently, Rosalía is in the last shows of her first global tour, “Motomami World Tour”, which saw her play sold-out shows all over the world, just as it happened in Argentina.

With fans lining up days in advance at each venue, the much-toured featured an unforgettable night of groundbreaking choreography and Rosalía’s distinctive world-class vocals through a 30-song production based on the album. motomami and many more of his hits, including the favorite get rid of.

The massive extravaganza produced by Live Nation consisted of 46 shows in 15 countries and concluded last night, December 18, with a performance at the Accor Arena in Paris.

The show in Argentina

On August 25 and 26 of this year, Rosalía appeared at the Movistar Arena.

The expectation to see her live with her Motomami Tour was immense, to the point that the 15,000 tickets sold out in a matter of minutes and another date had to be added, which was also sold in record time.

It was: a spectacular concert that broke many preconceptions of what a recital “should” be. There were no musicians or costume changes, for example. Not many songs from his previous albums either. Everything was a great “Motomami tour de force”, with the new material and concept as the axis.

The starting point was the album that this year caused a stir around the world, although that impact was later eclipsed by the hit get rid ofan unprecedented that he added to the tour and ended up being edited almost at the request of the public that went crazy on social networks.

Rosalía went up on a completely bare stage with her eight dancers (or “motopapis”), all wearing luminous masks and walking on all fours. Next door, like one more member, a cameraman with her steadycam filmed everything from very close.

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