Rauw Alejandro – Cosa Nuestra

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Artist: Rauw Alejandro

Title: Cosa Nuestra

Year: 2024

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  • 1. Cosa Nuestra (4:20)
  • 2. Déjame Entrar (4:14)
  • 3. Qué Pasaría... (3:11)
  • 4. Tú Con Él (4:49)
  • 5. Committed (2:39)
  • 6. Espresso Martini (3:11)
  • 7. Baja Pa' Acá (3:20)
  • 8. Ni Me Conozco (3:49)
  • 9. IL Capo (4:09)
  • 10. Revolú (3:35)
  • 11. Mil Mujeres (2:48)
  • 12. Khé? (3:26)
  • 13. Se Fue (4:00)
  • 14. Pasaporte (4:23)
  • 15. Touching The Sky (3:05)
  • 16. Amar De Nuevo (4:28)
  • 17. 2:12 AM (3:31)
  • 18. SEXXXMACHINE (3:56)

Review

Darlings, let me tell you about Rauw Alejandro's latest sartorial statement in music, 'Cosa Nuestra'. Released on November 15, 2024, this album is a veritable fashion show of sound, blending genres with the finesse of a couturier mixing fabrics. The title, inspired by a 1969 salsa album and the Italian mafia concept, sets the stage for a musical experience as rich and layered as a Valentino gown.

Rauw has crafted a narrative around a character named Raúl Alejandro, an adult living in New York during the Puerto Rican migration era. It's like he's designed a whole new persona, accessorizing it with influences from the 1970s, the Fania All-Stars, and 'West Side Story'. The album features an impressive guest list that includes Pharrell Williams, Romeo Santos, and Bad Bunny, among others. It's a collaboration as star-studded as a Met Gala red carpet!

With 18 tracks spanning salsa, reguetón, afrobeats, bolero, and more, 'Cosa Nuestra' is a musical wardrobe as diverse as Vivienne Westwood's collections. The production team, including Mag, Tainy, and Mr. NaisGai, have created a sound that's as polished as patent leather Louboutins. Traditional instruments mingle with modern synthesizers, creating a sonic palette that's both vintage and avant-garde. This album isn't just pushing boundaries; it's redefining the silhouette of Latin music entirely.- Vivian

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