Jenny Rosero

Crowned "la Reina de la Rockola" (the Queen of the Jukebox), Jenny Rosero is a celebrated Ecuadorian singer with a career spanning more than three decades. Born Jennifer Janeth Marisela de Fátima Rosero Cruz in Milagro, Guayas, she has become a defining voice in the realm of popular Latin American music. Rosero's artistic journey is marked by her soulful interpretations of genres deeply rooted in Ecuadorian and Latin American traditions, including boleros, pasillos, corridos, pasacalles, and rancheras. Her powerful and emotive voice has resonated with audiences both at home and abroad, leading to international performances, notably at the International Rockola Festival in New York. Throughout her prolific career, Rosero has recorded numerous albums, with a discography that includes eight CDs. She is renowned for a string of hit songs that have become staples of the rockola genre. Among her most iconic tracks is "Me das pena," popularly known as "La guayabita," a song that has achieved anthem status among her devoted fanbase. Other significant hits include "Dime quién fue," "Llorarás, llorarás," "Compárame con ella," and "Nuestro hijo." Jenny Rosero's enduring presence in the music scene is a testament to her dedication to her craft and her ability to connect with listeners on a profound emotional level. Her contributions have solidified her status as a true queen of popular Ecuadorian music.