and Muzikalia's lists of the best Spanish albums of the year, at number 17 and 18 respectively. In late 2017, Rosalía received the Premio Ojo Crítico in the category of Modern Music, awarded by RNE. The jury highlighted the singer's "artistic projection, her interpretative capacity and versatility, her charisma, capable of transferring flamenco to young audiences." Rosalía was also nominated for Best New Artist at the 2017 Latin Grammy Awards, losing to Vicente García. On 17 January 2018, Los Ángeles was awarded the Premio Ruido, given to the best national album of the year by the Spanish music press. The album also received a Premio Glamour to "the arts", awarded by the Spanish edition of Glamour magazine in celebration of its 15th anniversary. Commercial performance Los Ángeles debuted at number 42 on the Spanish Albums Chart on 19 February 2017. A month later, Sebas E. Alonso of Jenesaispop.com noted that the album had remained charting since its release, ascending to number twenty-eight in its third week and maintaining that position the following week. Feeling that it was in its way to becoming the Spanish "sleeper hit of the year", Alonso described Los Ángeless chart run as "totally exceptional", taking into account that most albums "after the hype of the fans during the first week, [fall] slightly on the list until they settle depending on the duration of the promotion of the album or directly collapse." Likewise, Jordi Bardají wrote on 1 November 2018 that the record was "one of the greatest 'sleepers' that Spanish sales lists have known in recent times." Los Ángeles reached its peak position of number nine on 11 November 2018 and remained in the albums chart until 9 February 2020, accumulating a total of 116 weeks. Track listing All tracks produced by Raül Refree. All songs are public domain, except where noted. Notes "Si tú supieras compañero" partly reinterprets "La Chiquita Piconera", written by Manuel López-Quiroga y Miquel, Rafael de León y Arias de Saavedra and Nicolás M. Callejón López Alcalá. "De plata" partly reinterprets "Cuando Yo Me Muera", performed by Manolo Caracol and Melchor de Marchena, and "El Querer Que Yo Te Tengo", performed by Manolo Frenegal. "Que se muere, que se muere" partly reinterprets "Que se Muere", written by Rafael Farina. "Te venero" partly reinterprets “Cuba Linda, Te Venero”, written by Joaquin Alfonso, José Tejada and Jose Arroyo. "I See a Darkness" is a