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Berghain

song by Rosalia
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  • Rosalía
    Rosalía
    / Motomami and Lux

    …the dramatic lead single, “Berghain,” blends her coloratura-like singing with vocals by Bjӧrk and Yves Tumor. In addition to Spanish and English, Lux features lyrics in more than 10 languages, including German (“Berghain”), Japanese (“Porcelana”), and Italian (“Mio Cristo”). In an interview with the podcast Popcast,

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    …the dramatic lead single, “Berghain,” blends her coloratura-like singing with vocals by Bjӧrk and Yves Tumor. In addition to Spanish and English, Lux features lyrics in more than 10 languages, including German (“Berghain”), Japanese (“Porcelana”), and Italian (“Mio Cristo”). In an interview with the podcast Popcast,

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