Rosalía explains what the word 'Omega' means to her: “The security with which one loves”

Rosalía is back. The Spanish star has celebrated her birthday in style: preparing a playlist for the Mercè pyromusical in her native Barcelona, ​​attending the Dior fashion show in Paris and, most importantly, releasing new song with Ralphie Choo. This Wednesday, September 25, Motomami has released Omega: a beautiful song that demonstrates the incredible vocal capacity that the artist has. And in the chorus it reaches a treble that we have rarely seen in current music. The Catalan's style blends perfectly with Ralphie's, demonstrating the musical chemistry they have once they get together in the studio.

Since the name of the song was known, Omega, many have wondered what this word, which refers to the last letter of the Greek alphabet, really means to the artist. And we finally know it!

Meaning of Omega for Rosalía

Rosalía has revealed what this term means to her. He did so in the official statement that accompanies the press release for the song: “Omega is the end, it is the celebration of having found what you wanted so much and the security with which one loves that makes you not want to be anywhere else but there.”

A term that Stillz, the director behind the music video, has also been able to bring to perfection in the visual part. And it has taken the two artists on a roller coaster ride. Like the Omega that Rosalía refers to, the tracks of these attractions have no end because they are closed circuits. When they finish they start again. A beautiful metaphor for love.

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Rosalía and her relationship with Ralphie Choo

Rosalía became interested in Ralphie Choo's music thanks to the album Supernova. At that moment he realized everything they had in common when it came to creating music. “It's a pleasure to share with Ralphie, he is a whirlwind of energy in the studio. We sent each other many songs before we really started making our own because we are both very music lovers and I quickly realized that our musical tastes are very similar. My intuition told me that we would understand each other for sure in the studio and that's how it was!” Rosalía began by saying.

The artist has also remembered what it was like to film with him on the roller coaster: “I remember that we laughed a lot while we were composing and while we were filming the video, in fact if Ralphie called me tomorrow I would spend the afternoon at an amusement park with him again without blinking an eye. I personally feel very grateful to have been able to collaborate with someone like Ralphie and to witness his passion and great talent in music.”

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