Becky G | The Rolling Stone Studio
Summary
Becky G discusses her new album *Baraja Bendita*, emphasizing themes of autonomy, Spanglish authenticity, and Latino joy as resistance. She reflects on her career evolution, the "Gomez girls" reunion with Selena Gomez, and supporting Karol G’s historic Coachella headlining set. Additionally, she addresses her advocacy for immigrant rights and the importance of diverse representation in music.
Topics discussed
Intro: Bullspend and the importance of Latino joy
Becky G's career resurgence and new album Baraja Bendita
Musical evolution: Returning to pop with genre-bending sounds
Healing journey and the creative process behind the album
Bilingual lyrics and natural code-switching in music
Production details and the cinematic 'EPA' music video
Self-collaboration and the symbolism of the EPA video
Vulnerable tracks and surprise collaborations with Benny Ibarra
Supporting Karol G on her historic Latin Grammy tour
Coachella moments: 'Que Viva Mexico' and Casa Gomez
Honoring immigrant labor and the bedrock of the nation
Ad breaks: Nespresso and LinkedIn
Carlos Santana collab and addressing community pain
Using privilege to speak up and breaking community taboos
Mi Gran Amor: Quality of connection over quantity
The Latino explosion and pride in cultural roots
Personal life, godmotherhood, and tour setlist surprises
Collaborating with other Latinas and live performance design
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