Rosalia, Rauw Alejandro Unleash 'Devilish Delights' in New Music Video 'Vampiros' [WATCH]

One of Latin music's hottest couples has finally teamed up and released a super intense, hot, and sexy music video.

Rosalia and Rauw Alejandro have both expressed their interest in working on music together, and they have, but their newest release show off just how dynamic and captivating their chemistry is.

With the release of their collaborative EP, "RR," fans have been anticipating the music video for "Vampiros."

Dream Come True

This is not the first time the pair have come together to work on music, however, it is still as special and riveting as their other music videos.

If fans could recall, another music video that features both of them resulted in an engagement announcement, so many had their eyes peeled in case they had any easter eggs hidden in "Vampiros."

"I was super nervous, super happy," said Alejandro about working alongside Rosalia. "I fulfilled a dream and a goal with Rosi by my side, the most special person to me."

The couple has been dating since 2021, and "RR" is simply the beginning of their music career as a team.

In fact, when asked when they plan to make a full-length studio album, they simply shook their heads and explained that they were in no rush.

"We were in different stages in our careers, and we wanted to make our fans focus on what we were doing, which was our individual projects," Alejandro said.

"People love drama in the entertainment world, and a romantic relationship will always take precedence. We felt if ours came to light, the effort we've both done toward our projects and our music would come second."

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'Vampiros'

According to The Fader, "Vampiros" has a "sinister reggaeton sway" with "nu-metal crunch."

The music video, on the other hand, pretty much shows what modern-day vampires would look like and go about a city-at night.

And, of course, no vampire-inspired project would be complete without some occult-looking paraphernalia and symbols of crucifixes.

Apparently, the music video was hitting two birds with one stone. Rosalia revealed that it was also so that fans could see into their relationship.

"We opened a little window where fans, if they get close, can look through and see who we are," she explained.

"It's a little piece of us both," Alejandro added.

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