Born To Die-The Paradise

EDITORIAL REVIEWS
It's been an unforgettable 12 months for Lana Del Rey and the world around it. After her home-made video about video games on the net developed its own life, there was no stopping for the young New Yorker. This was followed by countless articles, reports, awards, TV performances, concerts, festivals and all the invariably beautiful covers and cover stories that Lana Del Rey adorned like a retro Hollywood star. Recently, Lana Del Rey has also been the face of the current H&M campaign and automaker Jaguar. The fashion house Mulberry named a bag after her The Mulberry Del Rey Bag. The Born To Die - The Paradise Edition includes 8 new titles. In addition to Ride, among others, Blue Velvet, the beautiful song YAYO from her debut album released at the age of 19 - then still under her real name Lizzy Grant - as well as the seductive Cola, whose first line of text begins very promising, My Pussy tastes like Pepsi Cola. Any more questions Lana remains dangerous, mysterious and inscrutable. With its above-average charisma, it offers the perfect projection screen - Lolita, Ghetto, Hollywood, Film Noir - and has become a pop icon within a year.