-Ah, I'm so happy you're here.
-I'm so happy I'm here, too. -I'm so happy.
I'm the biggest fan. I love that you're here.
Congrats on "SNL." That's going to be fun.
-Yeah.
-This is your first U.S. talk show.
-It is. -Yes.
-I know -- -Thank you for choosing us.
Thank you for choosing me. I appreciate it.
-What? I'm a huge fan.
I wanted to come, like, since forever.
I've seen the videos.
-Yeah. -Your videos.
I thought it was on Instagram or YouTube.
And I'm always like, "I really want to talk with him."
-Oh, no, I'm so happy.
And I just want to make sure I'm saying your name right.
-Okay. -Rosalía.
-Not bad. -Oh.
[ Laughter ] -No, really.
No. Actually not bad. -Okay.
-Because, usually, people I see here, they --
you don't really r-r-roll the R's so much, no?
-Wow. You just really r-rolled --
-Like -- Yeah. R-R-Rosalía.
-Ooh. R-R-Rosalía.
-[ Laughs ]
-Like that? Like that? -Yeah!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Wasn't bad. That wasn't bad. I've heard so many options.
Like -- Rosalina. -Rosalita.
-Rosalita. But --
Yeah, it's usually, like, Rosalina...
-Rosalina. -Rowzalia.
-Rowzalia. Rosalía. -Thank you.
-Thank you. That's it right there. Yes.
Welcome. You are --
You started as a flamenco singer.
But your music today is made up of so many genres.
You've kind of destroyed out there, in the market.
You've won eight Latin Grammys.
[ Cheers and applause ] Hello.
Not too shabby. Not bad.
-It happened. It happened.
-Yeah, and then here it is right here.
"Motomami" is coming out March 18th.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Yes! -I love the drawing.
I love the way it looks. I love -- Why is it called --
Would I know what "Motomami" means?
-Mm-hmm. -I would?
-Okay, so, you want to know why it's called "Motomami"?
-Yeah.
-'Cause I feel like Motomami's an energy.
-Oh. I like that. -[ Laughs ]
Yes, yes. It's like an energy.
-Now, I'm feeling it, yeah. I'm feeling the Motomami energy.
-That's what I'm saying. Okay, so --
Maybe -- Probably you're a Motopapi, too.
-Yeah. Oh, my gosh.
I would totally be -- Yeah. I'm totally a Motopapi.
-Yeah. -I am so Moto --
Everyone share that. That's going to be my nickname.
-How do you know that you're a Motopapi, though?
-Because I can -- I can just feel it.
Once I -- Once I r-r-rolled the R's,
I knew that I was -- -You're like,
"Yeah, I'm Motopapi." -I'm Motopapi.
Come on. Yeah. I can really feel it.
Motomami and Motopapi.
-Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
-You know, I wanted to ask you this question
because it's -- it has a funny ending.
We were talking backstage.
I was going to say, "Hey, I heard that you change
your phone number a lot."
You do? Me -- I used to, too.
-I change it so often.
Before, I used to do it a lot.
-Because too many people just get your number
and start calling you. Is that why?
-No, because I didn't answer the messages.
And then I realized, you know,
that I wanted to focus beyond the studio and work.
-Ah. -And now I wanted to focus.
-Yeah, me too. I wanted to focus, too.
Focus on work. That's why I changed my number.
Yeah. -No, I mean it.
And then I was like, "Okay. Mira. I'd rather not."
Change the phone. Fresh start. -Yeah.
-You know? -Yeah.
And then what happens is you -- you change your number.
But then people text -- Because someone else gets that number.
And then your friends starts texting that number,
not knowing that you changed yours.
-That happen to you? 'Cause that happened to me.
-Yeah, it does. [ Laughter ]
-I mean it. That happened to me. Like, literally, I realized --
'Cause I didn't know that that happened.
I thought when you use a phone number, then the phone number --
you know, like, disappears or something.
I don't know why I thought that. -Yeah, that should happen.
They should, like, at least wait a couple of years and then --
-It was your number.
-If it's your number, at least wait -- Thank you.
If it's your number --
I mean, I'm Motopapi. I don't mess around.
I go, if you want to take my number --
If I change it, it should be --
-Period. -Out. For at least ten years.
-But that doesn't happen. -No.
-And then I realized that people --
My friends thought that they were texting me.
They were texting random people.
-But that happened to you -- For a friend that we know,
as well, that's been on our show.
Harry Styles. -Yeah. That happened.
[ Laughs ] That happened.
-So, talk to me. So, Harry texts you.
-I have proof. Like, it happened.
-You have proof?
Like, what do you have? A photo? What do you have?
[ Laughter ]
-I literally have proof.
[ Laughter ]
-Where -- Yeah, no. No problem. -Okay.
-What are you doing?
Wait. You had your phone in your boot?
[ Laughter ] -Yes.
-That's where you keep your phone?
[ Cheers and applause ] That's so cool.
I'm going to start doing that, too.
Are you kidding me?
I'm gonna totally keep my phone in my...
-I'm Motomami.
Even Motomami needs to keep the phone in the boot.
She keep it in the boot. -Yes.
-It's perfect to match the outfit.
It's, like, in the boot.
-Yes. -You know what I mean?
-It's in the boot, man, yeah.
All right, so you -- -You want to see?
-I really do.
This is a real -- Now, how did you end up with this?
So, Harry Styles texts you, thinking it's you.
But it's not. Someone else has the phone number.
-Yeah. -And this is real.
-Look, look. Okay, look.
Okay.
-All right. Let me -- All right.
-Can't you believe he thought -- -So, which one is he?
-He sent me. It's a screenshot, okay.
In the DMs, in Instagram DMs. -Yeah.
-Saying, "Your texts are confusing."
-That was Harry that said, "This is so beautiful"?
-Yeah, he said that.
Because he was like, "Oh, I love this song."
That is called "Dolerme." -Yes.
-He sent me -- there's a screenshot --
that he was like -- -"This is beautiful."
And then you wrote back -- or supposedly you wrote back.
-And it wasn't me.
[ Laughter ] -"I know, my darling."
-The random person said, yeah, "I know, my darling."
-And then he says, "Love it."
-And then he says...
[ Laughter ] ..."Love you."
-"Love you." And then Harry says...
"I love you too."
With lots of O's. Very romantic. Very --
And then this person writes... -The person says, "Haha sorry.
You're wrong. I don't know who you are."
[ Laughter ]
-And then -- And then Harry writes back,
"I'm confused."
[ Laughter ]
And then the person puts -- -The person -- Oh, my God.
The person says, "This number belongs to someone before.
But now it's my number. So don't bother me anymore.
Good night. Thank you."
[ Applause ]
♪♪
-To Harry --
Dude.
-Imagine -- Imagine -- -To Harry Styles.
-Imagine being that person now looking
to the "Jimmy Fallon" show and say,
"I said, 'Don't bother me anymore,' to Harry Styles!"
[ Laughter ]
-So, Harry just sent it in your DM and was like,
"Hey, what's going on with you?"
-So he said, "These -- These texts are confusing.
Your texts are confusing." He says something like that.
And I was like, "Wait. What do you mean?"
-That's an old number. Oh, my God.
-And then I realize -- -That is the best thing ever.
-No. -All right.
Save it. Protect it in your boot forever.
[ Laughter ]
You know, on TikTok,
you posted how you create a beat for your song.
And I thought it was very, very cool and interesting.
I wanted everyone to take a look at this.
This is Rosalía creating a beat for her song "Saoko."
-"Saoko." -"Saoko."
♪♪
-[ Imitating melody ]
♪♪
[ Imitating melody ]
♪♪
[ Vocalizing ]
♪♪
[ Laughter ]
-[ Imitating melody ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
That's so good. -Jimmy, like the...
-I love that. Yeah, I love that.
You're doing "Saturday Night Live" this Saturday.
-Yes.
-Which, of course, is on Saturday, and it's live.
But you performed on "SNL" with Bad Bunny,
and you were amazing, by the way.
-Did you like it? -I loved it.
He's a pal, and I'm always -- I'm such a fan of yours.
I'm so psyched to meet you
and tell you in person how much I love you.
-Same. -I can't wait to watch.
Congrats on everything. Please come back
with more text messages. -Yay.
-Yeah. Just text me.
[ Cheers and applause ]
"Motomami" is out March 18th. Rosalía, everybody.
Check her out as the musical guest
this weekend on "Saturday Night Live."
We'll be right back with a performance from Omar Apollo.
Stick around.