"There was a bridge, which was a surprise to me. There was a connection that I didn't see coming."
"While shooting, we had discussed her album and the ideas that led to season three and were both surprised by their thematic and religious alignment."
"'When I heard Lux for the first time, I was deeply moved. 'Divinize' is when it hit me. She created a truly transcendent work of art.'"
"Rosalía gave a terrific audition. She's a great character. Funny, tough, emotional. I also love her accent. She was perfect for the part."
Rosalía is simultaneously promoting a new, religiously influenced album, touring, and appearing as a character in Euphoria season three. The Euphoria role represents her second on-screen appearance after a cameo in Pedro Almodóvar's Pain and Glory. Promotional material shows her portraying a glamorous stripper with a gemstone-covered neck brace, a character contrasting with her recent musical output. The album and the season share thematic and religious alignment. The role was not written specifically for Rosalía; she earned it through auditioning and was selected for qualities including humor, toughness, emotional range, and her distinctive accent.
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