The fans of Mala Rodriguez They are in luck. Her favorite artist presented her new studio album this May 24 A weird world, an album that unfurls like a flag of gratitude, love, respect and loyalty. This album is a mix of rhythms and emotions that penetrate her skin, each word is a shot that, as the artist has been doing for years, emerges from the depths of the artist’s experiences.
Bad defines A weird world as “an allegory of freedom, a journey that goes through each of the phases that the fight for freedom entails for human beings.” This song to freedom has been a constant companion in Mala Rodríguez’s career. In this last album, she surfs with its bars, lyrics and melodies, proclaiming a firm statement: in this “strange world”, no one owns anything but themselves.
The album starts with breaking, a trap that carries the DNA of Mala Rodríguez. This track exemplifies the diversity of this album, showing Mala Rodríguez with lyrics full of strength. She joins JC Reyes to form a tandem that has surprised many. Together, they explore resilience and adversity in an intense and energetic track.
“I am very happy, this work has been liberating in all aspects, rhymes, viscera, melodies, tears, laughter and phrases to remember. It is the story of a crisis with a happy ending”says the artist.
For this project, the rapper has been working since 2022 and has had the production of Bull Nene. It is made up of 13 tracks that delve into all these aspects already mentioned and with which her fans have already identified. Each song is a unique experience, a journey through the emotions and experiences of Mala Rodríguez. Each track is a world in itself, a strange world that only Mala Rodríguez could create.
In summary, A weird world marks the beginning of a new era for Mala and, above all, comes as a manifesto of freedom and authenticity. It is a testament to Mala Rodríguez’s fight for freedom, and a reminder that, in this “weird world,” we own nothing but ourselves. And you, have you already heard the new repertoire of this reference in the rap scene?
