Rosalia El Mal Querer

"Rosalia El Mal Querer," we discuss "Bagdad" from Rosalia's second studio album. This track is a powerful representation of a woman experiencing intense anguish and grief due to a toxic love. Rosalia drew inspiration for this song from an erotic club in Barcelona named Bagdad and Timberlake's "Cry Me a River," for which she was granted permission to interpolate. El Mal Querer has since made history in Spanish music, holding the record for the longest charting album since 2021.