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Rosalía’s ‘LUX’ Is Making Hailey Bieber ‘Wanna Throw Up in a Good Way’

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Hailey Bieber praised Rosalía’s album *LUX* on Instagram, describing it as so affecting that it made her “wanna throw up in a good way”. Her reaction highlights the intense response the record has drawn from listeners, while the album’s ambitious blend of pop and classical influences has helped it stand out.

Released in November 2025, *LUX* is Rosalía’s fourth studio album and has 15 tracks on its digital edition. It features the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Bjarnason, alongside collaborators including Björk, Carminho, Estrella Morente and Yves Tumor. The album debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and at No. 1 on five genre charts, making Rosalía the first artist to top all five simultaneously.

  • Hailey Bieber shared an exuberant reaction to Rosalía’s *LUX*.
  • The album blends pop with orchestral and classical influences.
  • It topped five chart categories at once.

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Rosalía is a Spanish singer and songwriter known for combining contemporary pop with musical traditions from Spain and elsewhere. LUX, released in November 2025, is her fourth studio album, with 15 tracks on its digital edition.

The record brings pop together with orchestral and classical influences, featuring the London Symphony Orchestra under conductor Daniel Bjarnason. Its collaborators include Icelandic musician Björk, Portuguese fado singer Carminho, Spanish singer Estrella Morente and American musician Yves Tumor.

The album’s chart performance placed it among Rosalía’s most prominent releases: it reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and topped five genre charts at once. Hailey Bieber’s Instagram reaction is one example of the strong emotional responses listeners have shared about the record.

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