Rocío Saiz

After being part of Las Chillers and the duo Monterrosa, Rocío launched her solo career with the albums Amor Amargo (2021) and Autoboicot y descanso (2023), touring across Spain and establishing herself as one of the most authentic and outspoken voices in the music scene. In FILM, she has appeared in the upcoming film directed by Alejo Levis (2025) Cómo salvar el mundo, La virgen roja (Paula Ortiz), Daniela Forever (Nacho Vigalondo), Reír, cantar, tal vez llorar (Marc Ferrer), La revolución bailando (Julia Rebato), La amiga de mi amiga (Zaida Carmona), Duro (Francesc Cuéllar), and Eva y Bea (Nando Caballero). In TELEVISION, she has appeared in series such as Rafaela y su loco mundo (Aníbal Gómez and Ernesto Sevilla), La canción (Fran Araujo, Pepe Coira, Alejandro Marín), Superstar (Nacho Vigalondo), Una perra andaluza (Pablo Tocino), THC: The High Club (Esther Boyarizo and Jordi Mendive), and Hola qué tal (Cecilia Gessa). She has collaborated in programs such as Late Xou (La 2), Inverfest (Movistar+), Monkey Week TV, La Nevera (Movistar+), A este paso no estrenamos (RTVE), Generación Top (La Sexta), and Qué importa la edad (RTVE). She collaborates weekly on Radio 3 with the segment Tengo el coño en modo avión, within the program Que parezca un accidente, and has also appeared on other shows such as Hoy empieza todo (Radio 3) and Vosté primer (RAC1). Rocío combines her artistic work with a strong political and social commitment, earning her the Pluma Award for defending LGTBIQ+ rights. An artist who turns every project into an act of freedom and resistance.