She was born in Madrid, Spain as the daughter of Antonio González ('El Pescaílla') and Lola Flores. She is the sister of actress Lolita Flores and singer-songwriter Antonio Flores. She has a daughter with her ex boyfriend Carlos Orellana. Her second son, Pedro Antonio, was born January 21, 2006, the same day as his grandmother Lola Flores. Rosario and Pedro Lazaga, her partner and father of her second son, met while filming Pedro Almodovar's film Hable con ella in 2001.
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3) Artist from Mexico City: "Rosario"History has it that this simple treatment to be taken off the market because there was an order to ban everything that had to do with the legendary Festival Avandaro (Total repression of Musicians). If you listen to the songs will be given one account of the ever-changing style of this artist, because they may be a Rock Guitar Based Heavy As in the case of "Avandaro", "Rengalaz" A ballad from a rocker with brass section "Beware the Witch" to decay into a Simple sampling without Imagination "Double Barrel." This and more was Rosario, But ... Who is it? ..
Rosario was a name adopted to record another solo melody on "Lalo Duarte" who try to take adelande Another project after participating and being part of bands such as "La Tropa Loca" and "free expression" Apart from Haber Taken In solo songs and accompanied by The Last Banda Annotated.
His style before Rosario was like most artists of the late 60s (Removing covers while trying to be a bit more original), was composer of almost all his interpretations, and author of his songs.
Gwendolyne
Rosario Lyrics
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A pesar de otros besos
Quizás Gwendoline
Aún recuerdes el tiempo
De aquel nuestro amor
Aún te acuerdes de mi.
Y aún recuerdo aquel ayer
Tu me hablabas del amor
Yopodía sonreir
Aún recuerdo aquel amor
Y ahora te alejas de mi.
Y aún recuerdo aquel ayer
Cuando estabas junto a mi
Tu me hablabas del amor
Y aún podía sonreir
Y aún recuerdo aquel amor
Y ahora te alejas de mi.
Le he pedido al silencio
Que me hable de ti
He vagado en la noche
Queriéndote oir
Y al murmullo del viento
Le he oido decir
Tu nombre... Gwendoline.
Tu nombre... Gwendoline.
The lyrics to Rosario's song "Gwendolyne" speak to a sense of longing and nostalgia for a lost love. The singer begins by acknowledging that despite being physically distant from their former lover, they still remember the past affectionately, perhaps indicating that there were subsequent relationships but none comparable to the one they shared with Gwendolyne. This distance is emphasized by the mention of other kisses, suggesting that while the singer has moved on, the memory of Gwendolyne remains poignant.
The second verse expands on the memories of their time together. The singer recalls how Gwendolyne would speak of love, and during that period, they were able to smile. This highlights the joy and happiness they experienced in the relationship, underscoring how much they cherished it. However, they also recognize that those romantic moments are now in the past, and Gwendolyne is gradually drifting away from them.
The third verse delves deeper into the singer's feelings of loss and longing. They confess to seeking solace from silence, hoping to hear any mention or indication of Gwendolyne's presence. They wander through the night, yearning to listen out for any signs of her. The mention of the wind's murmurs suggests the singer's desperation to catch any hint of Gwendolyne's name. The repetition of "Tu nombre... Gwendoline" underscores their longing, as if saying her name could somehow bring her back or make the pain more bearable.
Overall, the lyrics of "Gwendolyne" convey a sense of longing, nostalgia, and unrequited love. The song captures the emotional journey of someone who still holds memories dear, even as their beloved grows more distant. It speaks to the universal experience of holding onto cherished relationships and the struggle to let go when they can no longer be sustained.
Line by Line Meaning
Tan lejos de mi
You are so far away from me
A pesar de otros besos
Despite the kisses you've had with others
Quizás Gwendoline
Perhaps, Gwendoline
Aún recuerdes el tiempo
Still remember the time
De aquel nuestro amor
Of our love
Aún te acuerdes de mi
Still remember me
Y aún recuerdo aquel ayer
And I still remember that yesterday
Cuando estabas junto a mi
When you were next to me
Tu me hablabas del amor
You spoke to me about love
Y podía sonreir
And I could smile
Aún recuerdo aquel amor
Still remember that love
Y ahora te alejas de mi
And now you're moving away from me
Le he pedido al silencio
I have asked silence
Que me hable de ti
To speak to me about you
He vagado en la noche
I have wandered in the night
Queriéndote oir
Wanting to hear you
Y al murmullo del viento
And to the murmur of the wind
Le he oido decir
I have heard it say
Tu nombre... Gwendoline
Your name... Gwendoline
Tu nombre... Gwendoline
Your name... Gwendoline
Writer(s): Julio Iglesias De La Cueva
Contributed by Dylan D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@marcleo1411
Una maravilla, esta niña es un tesoro, sin gritar,esto es melodía pura
@danm3581
Parece como si la hubiera escuchado por primera vez esta canción. Esta mujer está más allá de la técnica para cantar; lo que ella tiene y da es arte. Felicidades!!!
@Mercedes-ll5el
Eres inigualable Rosario, lo llevas dentro ,ese genio para cantar tan especial y distinta a todos los demás
@diegofolasade217
En México te queremos mucho, eres una de las mas grandes referentes de tu país Rosario!!
@Paulitotvlocomania
Hermosa versión ❤
@georgestamatopoylos2069
Τι ωραίο τραγούδι! Το άκουσα πρώτη φορά τυχαία από τον Julio Iglesias! Μου αρέσει και από εσένα Rosario!!!!!
@kukyrodriguez4833
Mira q he oido versiones de esta cancion pero como la de Rosario Flores ninguna Q maravilla INCREIBLE
@hondatuner02
Me encanta esta cancion en la voz de una de mis cantantes favoritas, Rosario, que sentimiento, que viva Espana! Saludos desde USA.
@ivanmarinsanchez2841
Espectácular esta versión por Rosario!!!!
@carloszegarra9022
Linda Versión en la voz y el talento de Rosario. Saludos desde Lima, Perú