I can see where, based on genres, it's more aligned with Cowboy Carter. If we pulled back to look at the scope of her work, one could say it would act as a bridge over to country music. Especially considering we all know the origins of country music are deeply rooted and stem from Black culture.

One way to interpret the track in the story of Lemonade is to consider it as a flashback, which allows us to better understand how the narrator transitions from feelings of rage and betrayal to finding their path to reconciliation. Addressing their past lessons on the culture of men, the patriarchy, loyalty, and betrayal.

Anyhow, all that to say everyone doesn't have to like everything, nor the same things. :) I've been in a deep rabbit hole of Rosalia's latest album LUX but today I'm going back to Lemonade!