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Rossana Taddei
Rossana Taddei came up in Santiago, Chile, around 1990. Her debut album arrived in 2000, anchored by the title track "Anémona," a ballad that found an...
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Rossana Taddei came up in Santiago, Chile, around 1990. Her debut album arrived in 2000, anchored by the title track "Anémona," a ballad that found an audience and gave her some early recognition.
She kept making records, like 2003's "Ardiente" and 2006's "La Casa de la Belleza." Her 2021 album was called "Canciones de Mujer." Other songs in her catalog include "DESTELLOS," "ILUSIÓN," and "Mueve."
Her work sometimes drew criticism, like a 2010 performance of a Pablo Neruda poem that upset some conservative listeners. She kept writing and recording anyway.
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