Rosalía has announced her highly anticipated fourth album, titled 'Lux,' set to be released on November 7, 2025, marking her first project in over three years since her critically acclaimed 2022 album 'Motomami.'

The album was revealed through a series of teasers, including a billboard in Times Square and a dramatic event at Madrid's Callao Square, where she unveiled the album artwork and confirmed the release date during a live stream.

Leading up to the announcement, Rosalía shared cryptic clues such as a church-shot teaser, a clip listening to a symphony orchestra with a rosary, and a snippet hinting at orchestral and spiritual themes, emphasizing her artistic and personal growth.

The title 'Lux,' meaning 'light' in Latin, alludes to themes of illumination and spirituality, with visual art featuring minimalist white designs and religious symbolism, including references to 'Fiat Lux' from Genesis.

Rosalía's visual promotion incorporates religious iconography like rosaries, crosses, and nun attire, aligning with the album's spiritual themes and her recent religious-inspired aesthetics.

Following her 2022 album 'Motomami,' which won Album of the Year at the Latin Grammys, Rosalía's new project signals a new era, with her exploring orchestral, mystical, and religious motifs.

Her promotional activities included advertisements in Madrid and New York, and a large event in Madrid's Callao Square, which drew a significant crowd and heightened anticipation for her return.

The album reveal was marked by a countdown event at Callao, culminating in her live announcement, which was livestreamed on TikTok and Instagram, despite an early leak via a Times Square billboard.

Physical copies of 'Lux,' including CDs and vinyl, are now available, featuring an ethereal aesthetic and possibly hidden meanings, with special editions like signed postcards.

Rosalía has expressed that 'Lux' is her first album created without fear of failure, reflecting her increased confidence and internal motivation.

Her previous collaborations, including 'RR' with Rauw Alejandro and projects with Björk, showcase her diverse musical range since her last album, with her recent work hinting at new artistic directions.

The album's themes remain somewhat mysterious, with hints about exploring love and spirituality, and her visual and musical cues suggest a focus on mysticism and religious symbolism.