
Delaossa - La madrugá
Delaossa's album La madrugá presents a bold sonic architecture, shifting between introspective solo pieces and collaborative explosions from its release on Dale Play Records on March 20, 2025.
The cosmic opening is immediately established by "Un Gran Sueño," which features Tijeritas' vocals on the first track. This initial collaboration is not insignificant: it injects an experimental dimension into the project from the very first second, suggesting a pop or synthesizer-driven touch characteristic of the group, which redefines the listening experience. This entry is followed by the second track, "2 The Sky," which offers a moment of respite, a private space that sets the tone before the collective energy takes over.
Urban dialogue: the flow of track 3
The structure of the album quickly evolves into a true urban dialogue from the third track, "Si Tu Supieras." It is here that the exchange of styles becomes palpable with the double presence of Pepe y Vizio and KIDDO on track 4. KIDDO's collaboration on this track reinforces the continuity of an artistic alliance already established with the previous album Playa Virginia (2022), where the producer and artist had already made a significant impact on Delaossa's career. This presence validates the longevity and strength of a working relationship that goes beyond a simple, occasional feature, anchoring the project in a stylistic continuity.
Rhythmic fusion: the power of the collective
At the heart of the album, the energy of the scene is revealed through the fusion of Spanish rap and Latin rhythms. The track "8, Elíseos" places Cruzzi at the center of this fusion, bringing a rhythmic touch and a distinct urban influence. The strength of the collective reaches its peak on the track "15, Still Luvin", where the styles blend without losing their individual identities. The presence of Quevedo, a major figure in Spanish rap, combined with that of Bigla The Kid, creates a striking mix of genres between the sounds of Spanish rap and trap or electronic influences. This is a track where the density of vocals and the variety of sonic approaches create a moment of collective intensity.
Pop vibrations: the feminine contribution
A particular vibration runs through the album with its urban and feminine pop dimension, embodied by the collaboration with Nicki Nicole on track "6, Vulnerable". This artist, already linked to Delaossa through the track "Me has dejado" included on the album Parte de mí (2021), brings here a touch of R&B that modifies the vocal texture of the project. Her feminine and urban presence enriches the project, adding a layer of emotional complexity that contrasts with the more instrumental or solo tracks that punctuate the tracklist.
Rock break: the poetic conclusion
The album's closing track marks a significant stylistic shift, far exceeding anything that came before. Track 17, "Otro Amanecer," features Andrés Calamaro, a leading figure in Spanish alternative rock, for a closing collaboration. This collaboration completely transforms the atmosphere, suggesting a move towards rock or pop-rock sounds that effectively conclude the album with a strong poetic dimension. This final transition offers a conclusion that resonates differently from the openings, demonstrating the artist's desire to cross genres all the way to the last track. The overall impression of La madrugá is that of a project that rejects uniformity. With 17 tracks totaling 57 minutes and 49 seconds, the album offers a journey where each contribution, from Tijeritas to Andrés Calamaro, adds its own color to the sonic palette. While tracks like "Rey" or "2 The Sky" offer necessary breaks that disrupt the flow of collaborations, it is precisely this alternation between individual and vocal harmonies that gives this second studio album its coherence. Delaossa is no longer just a rapper from Malaga, but a sound architect capable of seamlessly integrating disparate universes, such as Calamaro's alternative rock or Cruzzi's reggaeton, thus validating a full artistic maturity that is fully realized in 2025.
Technical specifications
- Release Date: March 20, 2025 - Label: Dale Play Records - Tracks: 17 (57 minutes 49 seconds) - Opening/Closing: Un Gran Sueño / Otro Amanecer - Guest Artists: Tijeritas, Pepe y Vizio, KIDDO, Nicki Nicole, Cruzzi, Recycled J, Quevedo, Bigla The Kid, Andrés Calamaro - Previous Album: Playa Virginia (2022)
🎬 The album's music videos
17 clips · continuous playback
Tracks
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- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6Vulnerablefeat. Nicki Nicole
- 7
- 8Elíseosfeat. Cruz Cafuné
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15Still Luvin’feat. Quevedo
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- 17
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