Rosa López

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Rosa López
Birth name	Rosa María López Cortés
Born	14th January 1981 (age 27)
Origin	Granada, Spain
Genre(s)	Dance R&B pop
Years active	2001–present
Associated acts	Lorena, David Bisbal, Ainhoa Cantalapiedra
Website	[1]

This article is about the Spanish singer. For the witness in the O.J. Simpson trial, see Rosa Lopez (witness).

Rosa López (b. January 14, 1981 in Granada), also known as Rosa, or Rosa de España, is a Spanish singer and dancer. Her musical career began when she sang with a small orchestra at parties in the Granada area^{[citation needed]}. She was chosen to participate in the Spanish television series Operación Triunfo' winning the first season of the competition in 2001.

López competed in the Eurovision Song Contest 2002 in Tallinn, the reward for the winner of Operación Triunfo. She was placed seventh with her performance of "Europe's Living a Celebration" earning 81 points.

Noted for her fluctuating weight, in early 2006 López surprised critics and fans alike when she unveiled a new, trim figure in time to compete in a televised dance competition series entitled ¡Mira quién baila! (Look Who's Dancing), a variation of Strictly Come Dancing, which she ended up winning.

1 Albums
2 Singles
3 DVD
4 External links
5 Notes

[edit] Albums

Year	Information	Peak positions	Info & Sales and certifications
Year	Information	SPA	Info & Sales and certifications
2002	Rosa 1st solo album Released: April, 2002	1	Language:Spanish/English Realeased in: Spain, Latin America Certification: 5 x Platinum
2003	Ahora Released: October, 2003	1	Language:Spanish/English Realeased in: Spain Certification: 3 x Platinum
2004	Ójala (Christmas) Released: November, 2004	4	Language:Spanish Realeased in:Spain Certification: 1 x Platinum
2006	Me siento viva Released: May, 2006	2	Language:Spanish Realeased in: Spain Certification: 1 x Platinum
2008	TBA Released: 2008	-	Language: Realeased in: Certification: