Rosalía promotes new album LUX in Buenos Aires, meets Charly García and Trueno
Spanish singer Rosalía visited Buenos Aires this week to promote her new album LUX, meeting Argentine rock legend Charly García and touring La Bombonera with rapper Trueno.
November 29, 2025 - 03:36 PM ET • 2 min read
Spanish singer Rosalía completed a brief but high-profile promotional visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina, this week, following the release of her fourth studio album, LUX. The artist, who arrived Thursday night, engaged in media appearances and cultural activities, including unexpected encounters with prominent figures in Argentine music and culture.
The trip was focused on promoting LUX, which was released on November 7. The album is described by sources as marking the definitive closure of her 2022 Motomami era.
During her stay, Rosalía met with Argentine rock legend Charly García. The meeting took place at the Hotel Faena, where the two artists were photographed together, appearing relaxed and smiling on one of the hotel's distinctive red couches.
Rosalía also visited the La Boca neighborhood and the iconic La Bombonera stadium, home to the Boca Juniors football club. The singer was guided on this tour by Argentine rapper Mateo Palacios Corazzina, known professionally as Trueno. Trueno, a noted Boca Juniors supporter, confirmed that he showed the singer around the club and the neighborhood, stating that Rosalía had expressed a desire to visit the area.
The singer participated in several media engagements, including an interview on Luzu TV and an appearance on the television program *Otro Día Perdido* on eltrece. During the recording of the interview on Friday, host Mario Pergolini surprised the singer with a special gift, according to reports.
In addition to her professional schedule, Rosalía attended a musical event by the artist Cindy Cats at the Ferro basketball court in the Caballito neighborhood. She reportedly watched the show from a discrete VIP area.
The artist maintained a sophisticated aesthetic during her public appearances, including wearing a black coat, a bell skirt, and a white nun-style scarf that partially covered her dark curls, which now feature a blonde halo on top. The visit generated significant local attention, coming shortly after other major international artists had performed in Buenos Aires earlier in November.