Roser (singer)

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Roser
Roser in a concert
Background information
Birth name	Roser Murillo Ribera
Also known as	Roser
Born	(1979-05-09) May 9, 1979 (age 45) Canet de Mar, Barcelona, Spain
Genres	Pop, dance
Occupation(s)	Singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer, actress
Instrument	Vocals
Years active	2002–present
Labels	The Rojo Music Warner Music Spain
Website	rosermusic.com

Roser is a Spanish pop singer with four LPs.

Roser rose to fame in 2002 after participating in Spanish channel Telecinco's reality television programme Popstars.^[1]

• 2003: Desperté (100,000 copies sold)
• 2004: Fuego (50,000 copies sold)
• 2006: Raffaella (20,000 copies sold)
• 2010: Clandestino (5,000 copies sold)

• No vuelvas (2003)
• Quiero besarte (2003)
• Dueña de mi corazón (2003)
• Foc (version Catalan of "Fuego" - 2004)
• Fuego (2004)
• Boca a boca (2004)
• La trampa (2004)
• Rumore (2006)
• La Bestia (2009)
• La Bèstia (version in Catalan of "La Bestia" - 2009)
• Solo en ti (2010)
• Només tu (version in Catalan of "Solo en ti" - 2010)

• 2003: Gira Desperté (45 concerts)
• 2004-2005: Gira Fuego (73 concerts)
• 2006-2008: Gira Raffaella (51 Concerts)