Rosalía Vila Tobella, born September 25, 1992, is a Spanish singer known for her innovative blend of flamenco, pop, and urban music. Recognized as an "atypical pop star," she began studying Spanish folk music at a young age before graduating with honors in musicology from the Catalonia College of Music. Rosalía first gained national attention with her debut album Los Ángeles, followed by her breakthrough second album El mal querer, which reimagined flamenco through a modern lens and earned widespread critical acclaim, including a Latin Grammy for Album of the Year. International success followed with hits like "Con altura" and "Yo x ti, tú x mí," and her genre-pushing third album Motomami, which drew global praise and delivered chart-topping singles such as "La Fama," "Saoko," and "Despechá." Throughout her career, Rosalía has achieved a record eleven number-one singles in Spain and received numerous awards, including multiple Latin Grammys and two Grammy Awards. She is celebrated for her boundary-pushing approach and is regarded as one of the most influential Spanish artists of her generation.