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The colorful video, directed by Stillz, follows her — and her seeming love interest — as they party among a group of friends in the Tokyo neighborhood of Shibuya. As Rosalía sings the track, the video shows clips of Rosalía and others taking snaps in a photo booth while she performs the track in other scenes.
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The colorful video, directed by Stillz, follows her — and her seeming love interest — as they party among a group of friends in the Tokyo neighborhood of Shibuya. As Rosalía sings the track, the video shows clips of Rosalía and others taking snaps in a photo booth while she performs the track in other scenes.
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