@jaimecin, que sean tres veces
In recent weeks, the record industry was rumored to be rumored.
We were talking about an album of featurings, a disco disc, a return to the sound of Music. It is not so.
Certainly, there are some rappers on the album like Quavo or Colombian Maluma.
But the star is struggling to bring pop music to new territories: fado, reggaeton, dancehall.
We hear a crazy song, as if Daft Punk remixed Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody (Dark Ballet), jazzy pianos and sick vocodors (God Control),
implacable reggaeton sung in Portuguese (Faz Gostoso).
There is only one title on the album that recalls the Madonna before (Crazy).
Madame X is above all a call to revolt and control of firearms,
a manifesto for the rights of minorities (I Rise) and solidarity (Killers who are Partying).
