
Six Rosalía collaborations to explore beyond her solo albums
From Bad Bunny to Ralphie Choo, these collaborations trace Rosalía’s work beyond her own albums.
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Bad Bunny extends blessings across the world on 'Bendiciones', a track that moves between gratitude and generosity. The song opens with acknowledgment of divine favour and thanks to those around him, before pivoting to a refrain that wishes wellbeing on everyone, even those who have turned against him. There is grace in that posture, a refusal to withhold kindness from former enemies. The track settles into reflection on the shortness of life and the desire for more love, more good days, more colour. Bad Bunny speaks to protecting children and the elderly, to healthcare workers, to his home of Puerto Rico. He moves between the personal and the communal without strain, from wanting to embrace his mother to hoping for better times ahead. The mood is contemplative rather than celebratory, built on acceptance and the small rituals that sustain us through difficulty.
"BENDICIONES" is a track by Bad Bunny, from the album LAS QUE NO IBAN A SALIR, released 9th May 2020. The track is 2:35 long. It's filed under Urbano latino. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 7 articles about Bad Bunny.
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