The artist addresses topics such as feminism, a traumatic breakup and the use of medications that, to this day, help her stay afloat.

As of today, Bershka has 16 new songs on its frantic musical thread thanks to ‘Chromatica’ , Lady Gaga ‘s sixth studio album that finally saw the light of day this Friday after being postponed a few weeks ago due to the current coronavirus crisis. . A global pandemic that, although it is not drawn as the best cultural scenario that a mainstream artist would like, has not stopped the New Yorker in her ambitious goal of achieving what seemed hers more than a decade ago: the throne of pop founded on the volatile —musically speaking— LGTB collective. And for this she has used synthesizers, glorious collaborations and a galactic paraphernalia that revolves around the concept of Chromatica, a fictional universe where Gaga returns to theelectropop sound with dance overtones that he championed in his beginnings more than a decade ago. Ojo with the pᴀssage of time.

Throughout this journey, the protagonist of ‘A star is born’ uses lyrics that address topics such as feminism, a traumatic breakup and the use of medications that, to this day, help her stay afloat. A dance of emotions that she defends tooth and nail in a coherent ‘tracklist’ that she may be ephemeral since, despite the fact that it contains 16 tracks, it barely lasts 43 minutes. Of course, nothing can go wrong if the producer Bloodpop walks with her , an eminence of the electropop genre.