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The Spanish star more than delivered. Lux is out now, showcasing operatic inspirations, collaborations with the London Symphony Orchestra, and careful training Rosalia perfected through years of work.  Rolling Stone lauded Lux as an instant classic, calling it “a truly timeless work of art” that “no other pop star could have made.”

It’s also a deeply personal album. Already, the lyrics in 14 languages have turned stans into forensic analysts as they try to decipher the meaning in each line. The star also alludes to intimate moments in her life: She taps música mexicana’s Yahritza from Yahritza y Su Esencia for an unforgiving breakup song titled “La Perla” and also gets Yves Tumor and Björk for the left-of-center single “Berghain,” just to name a few features. The music feels like an intense, experimental, dramatic journey, best played in the dark, as she’s suggested. Here are six of our takeaways from Rosalía’s stunning project.

She embraces her classical training
Rosalía put her classical music training on full display here. She is a trained conservatory musician who famously studied vocal flamenco performance for at the Catalonia College of Music (ESMUC) in Barcelona. Her program was so prestigious, it usually accepts only one student per year. Her mastery is evident across the LP, from tapping the London Symphony Orchestra to nodding to Vivaldi and Mozart. Rosalía also extended her vocal prowess by learning more about opera. Weeks before Lux was released, the singer was spotted reading the musical score from the 1900 Puccini opera Tosca. This proved to be an Easter Egg of sorts. “I wanted to make a song that was like my version of what an aria could be,” she told Billboard of the track “Mio Cristo.” —M.G.