Most streamed songs off “LUX” on Spotify after two months:
#1. “La Perla” — 155M
#2. “Berghain” — 106M
#3. “Reliquia” — 61M
#4. “Sexo, Violencia y Llantas” — 48M
#5. “Dios Es Un Stalker” — 42M
The best songs of 2025 based on aggregated list:
#1. “The Subway” — Chappel Roan
#2. “Illegal” — PinkPantheress
#3. “Abracadabra” — Lady Gaga
#4. “Berghain” — ROSALÍA, Björk & Yves Tumor
#5. “Headphones On” — Addison Rae
“La Perla” — YouTube Trending:
#1. Global
#1. Argentina
#1. Austria
#1. Brazil
#1. Colombia
#1. Costa Rica
#1. Denmark
#1. Ecuador
#1. Spain
#1. France
#1. Guatemala
#1. Honduras
#1. Mexico
#1. Nicaragua
#1. Panama
#1. Peru
#1. Puerto Rico
#1. Paraguay
#1. UK
#1. US
#1. Uruguay
ROSALÍA’s fastest songs to surpass 100 million streams on Spotify:
#1. “BESO” — 23 days
#2. “DESPECHÁ” — 24 days
#3. “New Woman” — 25 days
#4. “LA NOCHE DE ANOCHE” — 30 days
#5. “La Perla” — 36 days (NEW)
🏆“LUX” — Best Album of 2025 by:
#1. Consequence
#1. OOR
#1. Entertainment Weekly (EW)
#1. PopMatters
#1. The Independent
#1. FLOOD
#1. Dazed
— Album with most #1’s in the year-end’s list.
“La Perla” has now spent a whole month at #1 on Spotify Spain.
— It’s ROSALÍA’s second song with the most days at #1, behind only “Con Altura” (41 days).
.@EW crowns “LUX” as the best album of 2025.
“Björk shows up on her spiritual descendant Rosalía’s fourth LP, Lux, a staggeringly ambitious work that, like Post, detonated the limitations of genre to deliver some of the most compelling, colossal music of the year.”
.@RollingStone ranks “Berghain” as the 14th best song released in 2025.
“The first release from Rosalia’s stunning album Lux was a shock to the system. From the second it starts, ‘Berghain’ feels like a surge of adrenaline — all urgent, frenzied strings and soaring operatic vocals, signaling a dark grandeur few were expecting. If that wasn’t striking enough, she keeps burying surprises into the labyrinthine arrangement, packing in a cameo from Bjork, vocals from Yves Tumor, and nods to the ever-nocturnal German nightclub the track gets its name from. The effect is intense — and breathtaking.”