Rosalía

Rosalía Vila Tobella, known mononymously as Rosalía, marked her entry into the music world with her debut album "Los Ángeles." The album, which included singles "Catalina" and "De Plata," was celebrated with several accolades, including "Album of the Year" at the Time Out Awards and the Premio Ruido. Her second album, "El mal querer," gained significant attention with singles like "Malamente" and "Pienso en tu mirá". The album's critical acclaim was manifested in awards, including the Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year and a place on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list. Rosalía's collaborations with artists like Spanish rapper C. Tangana and her soundtrack contributions for popular shows like "Élite" further enhanced her musical repertoire.

Her exploration of urbano music in 2019 with releases "Con altura" and "Yo x ti, tú x mí" catapulted her to global success. This musical experimentation continued with her third studio album "Motomami," which included singles "La Fama", "Saoko", and "Despechá". It was the best-reviewed album of the year on Metacritic. Not stopping at that, her fourth album, "Lux," broke several records for a Spanish-speaking female artist and was acclaimed for its fusion of art pop and classical elements. In recognition of her influence on mainstream music, Rosalía was awarded the Billboard Rising Star Award in 2019. She also had the distinct honor of being the first Spanish-speaking act to be nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys.

Beyond her musical career, Rosalía has made her mark in the fashion world, releasing lines with Pull&Bear and a makeup collection with MAC Cosmetics. She also ventured into business with her family, establishing Tresmamis SL, a company focused on promoting and constructing various buildings, including a future recording studio. Named one of the "Most Influential Spanish Women" by Forbes in 2020 and 2022, she has used her platform to speak out on issues of gender equality in the music industry and supports the right to legal, safe, and free abortion, as well as LGBT rights. Her significant presence in television and film, with appearances on shows like "Saturday Night Live" and in the film "Pain and Glory," further exemplifies her diverse talents.