Rosita de Espinar

Rosita de Espinar, born Silvia Rosa Huamani Quispe, is a renowned Peruvian folk singer-songwriter known for her captivating performances in the Andean music genre, particularly huayno. Born on March 24, 1987, in Espinar, Peru, she began her musical journey at a young age, learning to play the bandurria at just eight years old. Her music often explores themes of love, life, and women's independence, resonating deeply with her audience. With a career spanning over two decades, Rosita de Espinar has become a celebrated figure in Peruvian music, earning the nickname "La Diva de América." She is associated with the musical group "Los Fabulosos del Sur" and has released several successful albums and live performances.

Rosita's musical background is deeply rooted in her family, with her father playing instruments like the charango and bandurria, and her mother being part of the well-known group Conjunto Lira Espinar. Her rise to fame was supported by her family, particularly her mother, who sold her belongings to help finance Rosita's early music projects. Some of her notable songs include "Suspiros de amor" and "Amor cibernético," which have contributed to her widespread recognition in Peru and beyond. Her recent releases include live concert albums like "3Er Concierto: Déjame Vivir Mi Vida (En Vivo)" and "2Do Concierto: Amor Cibernético (En Vivo)."

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