Rosalía and Lisa: all about their new collaboration New Woman
After two weeks of reading and trying to interpret the clues left through social networks, we have (officially) the return of Rosalia to the music scene. In the form of collaboration with Lisathe Thai artist member of the girl band Korean Blackpink, we confirm that New Woman It is the song that the Catalan singer already revealed a few seconds of last week in a LIVE of Instagram (and that we won’t be able to stop listening to for the rest of the summer). A processed pop song in English with sounds distinguishable from the 2000s in the form of rap and hip-hop, which breaks with Rosalía’s entrance right in the middle of the song. A song inspired by the most 2000s trends and with female empowerment as its central thread.
A collaboration that we have been eagerly awaiting after it was officially announced last week, but that we did not know we needed in our playlists of the last stretch of summer 2024. Rose-shaped signs, that’s how we discovered that Lisa would count on Rosalía for New Woman And, from the aesthetics of those first trailers, we could guess that it would be a very 2000s theme.
The empowered letter of New Woman
Both artists show themselves in this song as two women full of strength and power.. An empowerment that we can distinguish in the verses of the song. “Here I go. Bangin’ it, bangin’ it, wanna crack these walls. Bangin’ it, bangin’ it, wanna echo through the halls. Pullin’ up, fresh face, brand new día [Allá voy. Golpeando, golpeando, quiero romper estas paredes. Golpeando, golpeando, quiero hacer eco por los pasillos. Levantándome, cara fresca, día nuevo.]”, Lisa begins singing.
The Thai singer also celebrates her new identity in this song with that “I’m a new woman [Soy una mujer nueva]” constant to which the Spanish woman adds with those verses that she already told us: “For everything I am, I can cope. Not for what I have, they always give it to me. My energy is immaculate. Low profile, you are out. I live to sing, I don’t sing to live. Not even in an era will flop be in my future. I am a bitch Rosalía, I only know how to serve. The night is starry, so be it. Until dawn, so be it..”
A song co-produced by Max Martin e Ilya which also has the singer in its credits Tove Loas a choral singer and co-composer of the song. New Woman It also becomes Lisa’s second solo track (or Rockstaras she introduced herself at this stage of her career).
A very 2000s music video
Flip phones (with keyboard), digital cameras, cars vintage and text messages are some of the elements that characterize the video clip of New Womanall of them from the 2000s and that give the production that early-20th-century feelLisa and Rosalía appear in it with leather looks, fur coats, leopard and floral prints, lots of glitter and sequins, studded belts, sunglasses, feathers, transparencies and XXL nails.
