During the early 1990s, the world was gripped by the devastating HIV/AIDS crisis. Society was deeply puritanical, and open discussions about alternative lifestyles, safe sex, and female pleasure were heavily stigmatized. Madonna chose to run directly toward the fire.
We cannot ignore the soundtrack. Adele, Taylor Swift (specifically the folklore/evermore era), and Olivia Rodrigo are the modern bards of romantic drama. Their albums are narrative arcs: the meet-cute, the betrayal, the angry phone call, the wistful reflection. Listening to a breakup album is arguably the most consumed form of romantic drama on the planet.
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Influenced heavily by the rising New York underground club scene, house music, and hip-hop beats, Madonna crafted a dark, sultry alter-ego named Dita.
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