Rosalía and her representative, Rebeca León, broke their employment relationship in a friendly manner, after 6 years of joint work, Billboard magazine reported on Wednesday.
The separation took place on good terms and with “gratefulness and pride for all they have achieved together”, detailed that medium specialized in the music industry.
So far, the flamenco pop star has not announced who his new agent will be.
León, who has also directed the races of J Balvin and Juanes, began working with the Catalan when she did not have a contract and had not yet recorded the album “Evil Willing”which catapulted her to international fame in 2018.
It was Juanes himself, with whom León started the production company Lionfish Studios, who put them in touch after the Colombian was impressed with the singer’s talent.
“(Juanes) saw Rosalía 2 years ago at a show in Madrid before very few people and told me that he had seen the daughter of Björk and Whitney Houston“León told a conference offered in 2019.
In the same talk, the agent highlighted that the “power” by Rosalía and the unusualness of her musical proposal led her to become interested in her.
The respect was mutual, because the singer of “Badly” He expressed his admiration for his representative on several occasions.
“I am lucky to be able to work with someone who inspires me, a strong woman”Rosalía said about León in 2019.
The agent managed to get Rosalía to pass de Sony Music a Columbia Records, Record company whose artists include singers like Adele, Beyoncé, Céline Dion, Bob Dylan or Harry Styles.
With León on her team, the Catalan also achieved her first Grammy nomination and, in 2022, his album Motomami won him a Latin Grammy for best album of the year.
Rosalía has just finished the tour of her latest album and she already has new performances scheduled, such as the one at the Coachella (California) in April.
León, for his part, has just closed a content contract with Sony Music, he was a producer of the film “The Father of the Bride” and is developing a project with playwright Steven Levinson for HBO.