Rosalía shares video for new track ‘Saoko’ from upcoming album ‘Motomami’

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Rosalía hits the road in her "Saoko" video, fronting an all-woman biker gang. The single samples Daddee Yankee and Wisin's 2004 song "Saoco" and is the latest release from the Spanish singer's new album Motomami which now has a confirmed release date of March 18. Check out the Saoko video.

Rosalía has shared the artwork for her new project Motomami ahead of its upcoming release. The artwork, seen above, features the Spanish singer wearing little else but a motorcycle helmet with the album title spraypainted across the center of the frame.

Rosalía has shared the official artwork for her forthcoming third album ‘Motomami’, while announcing that a new track is coming this week.Following on from 2018’s ‘El Mal Querer’, the Spanish singer-songwriter’s next full-length record will feature the previous single ‘La Fama’ (featuring The Weeknd). A release date is not yet known.Taking to social media yesterday (January 31), Rosalía posted the cover art for ‘Motomami’ on which she poses nude against a blank white backdrop while wearing a motorcycle helmet.

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