Rosalía leads a biker gang in her “Saoko” video
New album Motomami is out next month.
Rosalía hits the road in her "Saoko" video, fronting an all-woman biker gang. The single samples Daddee Yankee and Wisin's 2004 song "Saoko" and is the latest release from the Spanish singer's new album Motomami which now has a confirmed release date of March 18. Check out the Saoko video.
“Naming my next track “Saoko” and sampling Yankee and Wisin for me is the most direct homage I can make to classic reggaeton, a genre that I love and that has been a constant and great inspiration throughout the Motomami project," Rosalía said in a statement.
"If you notice, the lyrics revolve around the same concept: transformation. Each and every phrase is an image of transformation. Celebrating transformation, celebrating change. Celebrating that you are always yourself even though you are in constant transformation or even that you are you more than ever at the very moment you are changing.”
Earlier this week Rosalía shared the bike-themed Motomami album artwork. Last year she released the album's lead single, "La Fama" featuring The Weeknd. Motomami is the follow-up to Rosalía’s 2018 album El Mal Querer.