Rocío Moreira

Rocío Moreira Troche is a Bolivian singer known for her captivating voice and contributions to the music scene in her country. Born on November 21, 1981, in La Paz, Bolivia, she began her musical journey at a young age, participating in festivals and performances that showcased her early talent. She was part of the group "Cantares Bolivia," with whom she released albums like "Ya era Hora" and "Si tú te vas." Later, Rocío pursued a solo career, releasing albums such as "Ven a bailar" in 2008 and "Rocío Moreira Vol. 2 - Wawitay." Her music often reflects her Bolivian heritage and has been well received both locally and internationally.

Rocío Moreira's recent works include singles like "Fuera de Mi" and "La Pagaras," demonstrating her ongoing dedication to her craft. Her participation in the Festival Viña del Mar in 2011, where she reached the finals, highlights her international recognition. Known for her powerful vocals and diverse musical style, Rocío Moreira continues to be an influential figure in Bolivian music, blending traditional elements with contemporary flair.