Rosinha Rosa Maria Sequeira Inácio | |
|---|---|
 Rosinha in 2020 | |
| Background information | |
| Born | 1971 Montijo, Portugal |
| Genres | Pimba |
| Occupation(s) | singer and songwriter |
| Instrument(s) | accordion |
| Labels | País Real |
| Website | rosinha |
Rosa Maria, known by her stage name, Rosinha, is a Portuguese Pimba singer, songwriter and accordion player.
Rosa was born in 1971 in Montijo, Portugal and grew up in the parish of Santo Isidro de Pegões. [1] Her family moved to Montijo when she was 10; it was also at this time when she started playing the accordion. A few years later Rosa started studying at Instituto de Música Vitorino Matono, in Lisbon. [1] She gave her first concerts at 17, as an accordionist. [2] In 2007, producer Páquito Rebelo invited her to record an album. It was at that time that the singer adopted the stage name "Rosinha". [3] Her first concert as Rosinha was in Évora. [4]
Rosa has photosensitivity, requiring her to wear sunglasses. [1]
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