Juste L'Apparence

Rosé, stage name of Roseanne Park, was born on February 11, 1997, in Auckland, New Zealand, and grew up in Melbourne, Australia. Recognized as the lead vocalist of the group BLACKPINK, she is one of the most prominent artists in the global K-pop scene, known for her unique voice, striking stage presence, and emotional connection with her audience.

Rosé developed an early interest in music, singing in choirs and learning guitar and piano during his childhood. In 2012, his life changed when he passed an audition for YG Entertainment in Sydney and moved to South Korea to train as a K-pop idol. After four years of a rigorous training process, he debuted with BLACKPINK in August 2016.

BLACKPINK quickly became a global phenomenon, with hits like "Boombayah," "Whistle," and "Kill This Love." Rosé's distinctive voice and ability to convey emotion set her apart as one of the group's central figures. Her artistic contribution was fundamental to the group's international recognition, which broke records on platforms like YouTube and Billboard.

In March 2021, Rosé made her solo debut with the album R, which included the singles "On the Ground" and "Gone." The album broke records, becoming the best-selling debut album by a female solo artist in South Korea. Furthermore, "On the Ground" made history by topping the Billboard Global 200, making Rosé the first artist to achieve this feat both as part of a group and in her solo career.

Beyond music, Rosé is an influential figure in fashion, serving as a global ambassador for luxury brands such as Yves Saint Laurent and Tiffany & Co. With her artistic versatility and cultural impact, she continues to win over audiences worldwide, establishing herself as one of the most dynamic and inspiring artists in the contemporary music scene.