Ingrid Rosario is an award-winning singer blessed with supremely powerful vocals that come right from the heart. A powerhouse of the Christian music scene, Rosario is an inspiration to worshippers around the world, and she has even sung in the presence of two American Presidents. President George Bush was key speaker at the First National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast in 2002 where she impressed with her renditions of the National Anthem and The Lord’s Prayer. Rosario later performed at the same event in 2009 in front of none other than President Barack Obama.

Born in Los Angeles, Rosario discovered her passion for singing at the age of 15, after moving to Miami and working with her local church youth group and choir. In 1997, she was asked to record with the hugely successful worship leader, singer and songwriter Ron Kenoly on his powerful track ‘Majesty’. Rosario’s debut album Canta al Señor (Shout to the Lord) followed in 1999, and her popularity began to soar with her second album, Fe (Faith) in 2001. In the same year Rosario’s impressive talents began to be recognised she was awarded “Revelation of the Year” artist by Christian Spanish magazine Mercado Cristiano.

In 2004, legendary pioneer of contemporary gospel music Andraé Crouch invited Rosario to record with him, an honour that cemented Rosario’s reputation as one of the leading vocalists on the Christian music scene. In the same year she was awarded the “Best Female Vocalist” award by Premios Nuestra Música (Our Music Awards). Her other accolades include three GMA Dove Award nominations and a Latin Grammy Award nomination for her 5^th album “Cuan Gran Amor.” Rosario is frequently seen on television programs around the world sharing her music, regularly appearing on TBN and Daystar.