Ariel Rose

Miami-based singer/songwriter <a href="spotify:artist:2OMbZnOi0LbXtK1OsZaj9D" data-name="Ariel Rose">Ariel Rose</a> became an award-winning artist at the age of 15 with her single, “<a href="spotify:track:1xgAJmHsdyPlfCMlLJoGGn" data-name="My Perfect Day">My Perfect Day</a>” which won 1st place in the Pop Category in the Great American Song Contest. Her love for Latin multi-cultural sounds and her classically-trained background caught the attention of multi-Latin Grammy nominated Colombian producer, Juan Vicente Zambrano, who produced her first album, &#34;<a href="spotify:album:0nq4srOJaR0qwOELyUjFkJ" data-name="Rhythms of Life">Rhythms of Life</a>.&#34; Ariel started developing her fanbase posting Spanish covers, being reposted by many Latin artists. She released her original single &amp; music video, &#34;<a href="spotify:album:4n3tO7lSAym676rxHaXRuL" data-name="Somebody Loves You">Somebody Loves You</a>&#34; in May 2020 and partnered with the United Way to raise funds for its Miami Pandemic Response Fund. More recently, Ariel was the featured vocalist on a SunCoast Emmy-winning project, called &#34;River of the Last Valley.&#34;

Ariel released her new Spanglish Tropical Visual EP, <a href="spotify:album:7uu322EvVRExgpchvP0n3j" data-name="In Paraíso">In Paraíso</a>, in May 2022. The EP is a fusion of Latin genres all inspired by her hometown, Miami, and her love for Latin music. In Paraíso features original songs produced by the Latin Grammy nominated duo Mike Muñoz &amp; Gio Fernandez, and it also features &#34;<a href="spotify:track:4zKF1lZ3ecDqHJFcZVZVXi" data-name="Let Me Go">Let Me Go</a>&#34; produced by the Grammy nominated/Latin Grammy winning Producer of the Year, <a href="spotify:artist:17S2mEKDY4xHBWCy9kAPzk" data-name="Tony Succar">Tony Succar</a>, featuring <a href="spotify:artist:6AdFGjfHin3ow9yC5qE2TW" data-name="Kenyi">Kenyi</a> and Dominican rapper <a href="spotify:artist:57FRZBz7fEsOKMLyrVsS9b" data-name="Lors">Lors</a>. Ariel&#39;s new EP features her first original salsa song, &#34;<a href="spotify:track:5yCR6je6vOIzq5u1sg7UGB" data-name="Atrapada">Atrapada</a>&#34; written with <a href="spotify:artist:17S2mEKDY4xHBWCy9kAPzk" data-name="Tony Succar">Tony Succar</a> and the Latin Grammy winning songwriter and producer, Jorge Luis Piloto.