cosmicarlo818

@G HouseThat's exactly what I'm saying. She worked at Emilio Stefan studio and got translated by Argentinian Paz Martinez. The reality  is that Hispanics are more used to listening to straight translations from American English and Spanglish. She can't think/express herself naturally in Spanish she can't write naturally in Spanish. And I do agree I'm not interested in Madonna slurring Spanish words.

Reaggeton album? Seeing how popular Medellin was I hardly can't see that happening again. :D

@G House amazing perspective and I agree. One can not be native or fluent but with the right amount of passion and dedication, and if they really love the culture/language... they can do it, at least artistically show it! Madonna has Latino sensibilities and is proud of it. And let it be LATIN AMERICAN Spanish, since it's what we use here en los Estados Unidos. And yup, a DEMBOW EP would be so cool (if done right). Tainy who has worked with Bad Bunny (super creative) has produced so many amazing Latin Pop anthems! Ahhh we can only dream!

The real problem with Medellín is that it is not reggaeton itself, it is too experimental for a musical scene that is very plain and simple (and there's nothing wrong with it). Soltera, on the other hand, works perfectly. Even Bitch I'm Loca is more reggaetonish/conventional sounding than Medellín, which makes it catchier.
And of course she must use Latin American dialects, but which ones? Because she could mix accents and cultures and we'd end up with something similar to the latin section of the Rebel Heart Tour 

I'm here for a Rosalia collab ASAP