MIAMI (October 30, 2020) – Rozalén releases her fourth studio effort, El Árbol Y El Bosque. An album loaded with symbolism where the artist once again presents her vision of the world, but this time from a much more introspective point of view. This is a work that encourages reflection through eleven songs that reveal the emotional universe of the Spanish singer-songwriter.
El Árbol y El Bosque is an album brimming with color which takes us to experience a whole variety of emotional states, showing us the inward journey of an artist who leads the audience to reflect on issues of a social or a more personal nature.
Once again, Rozalén has recruited her longtime producer Ismael Guijarro to deliver an album showcasing a wide variety of styles, from Pop to Son Cubano, from Rancheras to Funk.
The album artwork is by the artist Rocío Montoya, who has captured the essence of each song in beautiful drawings.
“Because pampering yourself is not neglecting others, but quite the contrary,” reflects the singer-songwriter who, after digging into her roots on her 2017 album Cuando El Río Suena…, believes it’s time to explore oneself without interference. That is the central idea of an album that sees nature as a fundamental source of inspiration, captured in the tree and forest after which the album was named, without the need for metaphors. The album title, El Árbol y El Bosque (The Tree and the Forest), was inspired in a few words she heard from the beloved singer-songwriter Luis Eduardo Aute.
El Árbol y El Bosque is Rozalén’s fourth studio album, following her 2013 debut album Con derecho a…, 2015’s Quién me ha visto… and after meeting all expectations about a dazzling music career with Cuando el río suena… which hit #1 in the Spanish sales chart and received two Latin GRAMMY® nominations.
CP: Sony Music
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