ROSALÍA‘s fourth studio album LUX arrives like a revelation on November 7, 2025, through Columbia Records, and Divinize sits as its third track—a shimmering invocation that pulls you into the project’s core of feminine mysticism and transformation.
Clocking in at just over four minutes, this solo cut channels the Barcelona-born artist’s evolution, blending flamenco echoes with electronic pulses and orchestral whispers to explore deification in the everyday. It’s part of MOV I, the album’s opening arc that dances between illusion, loss, faith, and rebirth, themes ROSALÍA has been teasing since her Motomami days but now frames through a lens of spiritual reinvention.
From the sparse details leaking out, Divinize feels like a prayer turned pop hymn, where ROSALÍA elevates the mundane to the sacred—think vulnerability wrapped in velvet vocals, maybe lines that toy with becoming divine amid heartbreak or self-doubt. Produced by her trusted circle including David Rodríguez, Jake Miller, Noah Goldstein, and Sir Dylan, it promises that signature blend of raw emotion and polished production. Noah’s engineering touch, seen on everything from her El Mal Querer era to recent collabs, gives it that crystalline edge, while Jake Miller’s songwriting adds a fresh, introspective layer.
Fans are already piecing together snippets from studio leaks and Instagram stories, speculating on how it bridges the fiery opener Sexo, Violencia y Llantas to the porcelain fragility of Porcelana.
The rollout’s been electric: tracklist drops last week sparked X frenzy, with posts raving about the 49-minute runtime and star-studded features like Björk on Berghain or Pharrell on De Madrugá. One fan account tallied the credits, calling Divinize a “standout solo gem” for its potential to hit like a modern Despechá but deeper, more ritualistic. Others share mood boards of gilded icons and shadowed altars, tying it to ROSALÍA’s visual teases—golden-hour filters and veiled figures that scream luxury reborn.
Since her 2023 surgery recovery and quiet pivot to fado influences, this feels like her most unguarded yet, turning personal alchemy into universal anthems. LUX isn’t just an album; it’s a portal, and Divinize might be the key that unlocks its glow.
With 15 tracks spanning rumba forgiveness in La Rumba Del Perdón to stalker-god vibes in Dios Es Un Stalker, the project positions ROSALÍA as a high priestess of pop’s underbelly. Early pre-saves are surging, and playlists are pre-loading in anticipation. If Motomami was the motorcycle ride, LUX is the cathedral stop—sacred, seductive, and unmissable.
Dive into the DIVINIZE lyrics below and unpack its divine spark. Don’t miss other LUX tracks for more of ROSALÍA’s mystical fire.
| Lead Vocals | ROSALÍA |
| Songwriter | ROSALÍA, Noah Goldstein, Sir Dylan, David Rodriguez (Piano) & Jake Miller |
| Music Producer | Noah Goldstein, Sir Dylan, David Rodriguez (Piano) & Jake Miller |
| Label | Columbia Records & Sony Music Entertainment |
| Release Date | November 7, 2025 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Copyright © | Columbia Records & Sony Music Entertainment |
| Translation | Divinize (English Translation) by ROSALÍA |
Lyrics of Divinize by ROSALÍA
Fruita Roja I Rodona
¿Qui L’endevina?
Obviament És La Poma
Que Està Prohibida
I Si Només La Mires
Et Salvaries
Però Sense Mossegar
This Ghost’s Still Alive
I’m Still Alive
Està Més Viva Que Mai
Més Viva Que Mai
Through My Body, You Can See The Light
Bruise Me Up, I’ll Eat All Of My Pride
I Know That I Was Made To Divinize
Outside Me
Inside Me
Outside Me
Inside Me
De Tu Sempre Te Gana
Tu Ets El Rei Que La Mana
Se Sent Més Estimada
En El Vertígen Del Cos
Una Absència Que Sàcia
Perseguint A La Gràcia
El Dolor Una Delícia
La Divina Buidor
I Els Rajos De La Lluna
La Nodreixen De Fredor
I Privar-se És La Indulgència
Que Practica Per Amor
Each Vertebra Reveals A Mystery
Pray On My Spine, It’s A Rosary
Through My Body, You Can See The Light
Bruise Me Up, I’ll Eat All Of My Pride
I Know That I Was Made To Divinize
Outside Me
Inside Me
Outside Me
Inside Me
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