Rosario Flores in concert
The two-time Latin Grammy winner for Best Female Pop Vocal Album returns to New York to present her latest album, “Te Lo Digo Todo Y No Te Digo Na.”
A celebrated actress as well as a popular singer, Rosario became one of Spain’s major media stars in the mid-’90s, and her celebrity continued in the years that followed. Though better-known by her full name, Rosario Flores, she bills herself simply as Rosario on her albums. Her emotionally expressive, reedy alto careens through pop, rock and R&B to Nuevo Flamenco and all stops in between.
The daughter of Antonio González (aka El Pescaílla), a musician, and Lola Flores, a dancer, singer, and actress, she released in 1992 her first record, De Ley. Co-written by her brother Antonio, De Ley was a major success in Spain, spinning off a couple big hits, Mi Gato and Sabor Sabor. Rosario’s next album, Jugar a la Locura (1999), found her penning the songs herself. This album showcased an electronic production style that was very trendy for its time.
In addition to her recording career, she appeared as Lydia González in Pedro Almodóvar’s acclaimed Hable con Ella in 2002. She served as a coach on La Voz, Spain, and a judge on Idol in Colombia, also appeared in La Voz Kids contests in Spain and Mexico, while continuing to record and tour.
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The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036
212-997-6661
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Presented by La Diosa Presents. Photo by La Diosa Presents.
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