THE LATIN GRAMMY NOMINATED ARTIST,
ROSARIO
PRESENTS HER NEW SINGLE “NO DUDARIA” IN THE UNITED STATES AND PUERTO RICO---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rosario is nominated for “Best Female Vocal Pop Album” for her new album PARTE DE MI, before its U.S release.
“Parte de Mi”, is already certified Gold in Spain
The new album contains eleven tracks which yield tribute to the songs that have filled her soul.
The album includes songs from music greats, such as Roberto Carlos, Camilo Sesto, Juan Luis Guerra, Nino Bravo, her brother Antonio and her mother Lola Flores
MAIMI, FL (September 24, 2008) Spanish singer Rosario returns with “No dudaria” first single off her new album entitled Parte De Mi. This is the most intimate album of her career and the first under the Universal Music Latino. It presents a personal vision of eleven songs which have marked her life. Parte De Mi includes "La Distancia" by Roberto Carlos, "Algo de mi" by Camilo Sesto, "Ojala que llueva cafe "of Juan Luis Guerra, "no dudaria" of her brother Antonio, "Te quiero Te quiero" by Nino Bravo, "Nada de nada" by Cecilia O "Como me la maravillaria yo" from her mother, Lola Flores.
"I don’t want to make it better them or record anything pretentious, I have simply made them my own and brought them together into my musical world," Rosario said of her new album, which was produced by Fernando Illan. "after more than 25 years of a singing career I sense within me that the time had come to pay tribute to the songs that have marked my life. I see this as a gift for my fans as it is a gift to me”.
These songs have been part of my life, "says the singer who recently won a nomination for the Ninth Annual Latin Grammy Award for "Best Female Pop Vocal Album" with her new album Parte de mi, which has already been released in Spain and will go on sale in the U.S and Puerto Rico on October 7th.
More on Rosario: Rosario, the youngest daughter of Lola Flores and Antonio Gonzalez, the Pescaílla, was born on November 4, 1963. Her life from the beginning was predestined to live for music, given the origins and influence of her family. Her first big success came with the album "De Ley" 1992, where she performed some of her brother Antonio’s best songs, like "Mi Gato" and "sabor sabor." In 1994, Rosario returned with "Siento", with songs as happy and danceable as "Ese Beso" and "Estoy aqui." Two years later, after the death of her mother and her brother, she published "Mucho por vivir" an album full of enthusiasm and hope, which included the tender song "que bonito." With the release of her fourth album in 1999, "Jugar a la locura" Rosario opted for more rock and electrical feel. It was with "Muchas Flores" (2001) when Rosario received International validation after winning the Latin Grammy for Best Female Pop Album. In this album Rosario combined ballads, bossa, rumba catalana, Caribbean beats and pop, making hits such as "Al son del tambor" and "La casa en el aire”. Her second Grammy came with "De mil colores" in 2003. In "Contigo me voy", Rosario deployed a range of styles in which she gave all of her inspiration, voice and strength. Now, after more than 25 years, Rosario traveled to the confines of her memory to offer us a piece of her musical universe in "Parte de Mi," An album that is the soundtrack of her life and pays tribute to the songs which have filled her soul.
Mas sobre Rosario: http://www.rosarioflores.info/
ROSARIO
PRESENTS HER NEW SINGLE “NO DUDARIA” IN THE UNITED STATES AND PUERTO RICO---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rosario is nominated for “Best Female Vocal Pop Album” for her new album PARTE DE MI, before its U.S release.
“Parte de Mi”, is already certified Gold in Spain
The new album contains eleven tracks which yield tribute to the songs that have filled her soul.
The album includes songs from music greats, such as Roberto Carlos, Camilo Sesto, Juan Luis Guerra, Nino Bravo, her brother Antonio and her mother Lola Flores
MAIMI, FL (September 24, 2008) Spanish singer Rosario returns with “No dudaria” first single off her new album entitled Parte De Mi. This is the most intimate album of her career and the first under the Universal Music Latino. It presents a personal vision of eleven songs which have marked her life. Parte De Mi includes "La Distancia" by Roberto Carlos, "Algo de mi" by Camilo Sesto, "Ojala que llueva cafe "of Juan Luis Guerra, "no dudaria" of her brother Antonio, "Te quiero Te quiero" by Nino Bravo, "Nada de nada" by Cecilia O "Como me la maravillaria yo" from her mother, Lola Flores.
"I don’t want to make it better them or record anything pretentious, I have simply made them my own and brought them together into my musical world," Rosario said of her new album, which was produced by Fernando Illan. "after more than 25 years of a singing career I sense within me that the time had come to pay tribute to the songs that have marked my life. I see this as a gift for my fans as it is a gift to me”.
These songs have been part of my life, "says the singer who recently won a nomination for the Ninth Annual Latin Grammy Award for "Best Female Pop Vocal Album" with her new album Parte de mi, which has already been released in Spain and will go on sale in the U.S and Puerto Rico on October 7th.
More on Rosario: Rosario, the youngest daughter of Lola Flores and Antonio Gonzalez, the Pescaílla, was born on November 4, 1963. Her life from the beginning was predestined to live for music, given the origins and influence of her family. Her first big success came with the album "De Ley" 1992, where she performed some of her brother Antonio’s best songs, like "Mi Gato" and "sabor sabor." In 1994, Rosario returned with "Siento", with songs as happy and danceable as "Ese Beso" and "Estoy aqui." Two years later, after the death of her mother and her brother, she published "Mucho por vivir" an album full of enthusiasm and hope, which included the tender song "que bonito." With the release of her fourth album in 1999, "Jugar a la locura" Rosario opted for more rock and electrical feel. It was with "Muchas Flores" (2001) when Rosario received International validation after winning the Latin Grammy for Best Female Pop Album. In this album Rosario combined ballads, bossa, rumba catalana, Caribbean beats and pop, making hits such as "Al son del tambor" and "La casa en el aire”. Her second Grammy came with "De mil colores" in 2003. In "Contigo me voy", Rosario deployed a range of styles in which she gave all of her inspiration, voice and strength. Now, after more than 25 years, Rosario traveled to the confines of her memory to offer us a piece of her musical universe in "Parte de Mi," An album that is the soundtrack of her life and pays tribute to the songs which have filled her soul.
Mas sobre Rosario: http://www.rosarioflores.info/
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