Roy Rossello

Roy Rosselló is a distinguished Puerto Rican pop and gospel singer, businessman, and former member of the iconic boy band Menudo. His career began in 1983 when he joined Menudo, contributing to the group’s meteoric rise in popularity across Asia, particularly in the Philippines and Japan. During his tenure, he recorded six albums, showcasing his vocal talents on tracks like “Ladron De Amor” and “No Hay Reflexion,” which helped solidify Menudo’s status in the music industry. The group achieved significant success, including their biggest hit in the U.S., “Hold Me,” and sold over a million copies of their albums worldwide.

After leaving Menudo in 1986, Roy expanded his career into television, appearing on major networks such as CBS and NBC, and participating in various shows including “The Love Boat” and “Good Morning America.” His charisma and talent led him to present at the Grammys in 1984, where he awarded Michael Jackson for Best Recording for Children. In 2009, he made a notable return to the music scene in Brazil, forming a band that embraced Caribbean and axé music, further diversifying his artistic repertoire.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Roy has successfully ventured into business, owning a Caribbean-themed bar and a jewelry store in Campinas, Brazil. His entrepreneurial spirit reflects his adaptability and commitment to his craft, allowing him to thrive in various industries while maintaining a connection to his musical roots.

Roy’s journey has not been without challenges, yet he has emerged as a resilient figure in the entertainment world. His recent participation in the Brazilian reality show “A Fazenda 7” and his ongoing advocacy for survivors of abuse highlight his dedication to using his platform for positive change. Roy Rosselló continues to inspire many with his story of perseverance and passion for music.