Rosalinda Galán (born May 6, 1990) is a Spanish singer and actress, best known for participating in Benidorm Fest 2026 with the song "Mataora", finishing in 3rd place.
Background Galán was raised in Los Palacios y Villafranca and started singing at 5. During adolescence, she developed interests in copla music. Her mother was in the flamenco music scene.
Career At 19, Galán moved to Madrid for acting training. She has acted in films such as "Historias Lamentables" (2020), where she worked with Javier Fesser. She acted her first lead role in the feature film "Zoe", which premiered at the Málaga Film Festival. Galán performed the role of "María Jiménez" in the theatre production of "Quiero ser María Jiménez".
In 2024, Galán released her debut song "CÁLLATE", which addresses gender-based violence. She released an EP with interpretations of famous copla songs in her style. In the same year, she acted in the Peruvian film Entre Nostrodos. She released "La Suri" in 2025, which is a tribute to suripantas.
In 2025, Galán was announced as a participant in Benidorm Fest 2026 with the song "Mataora". She placed 3rd in the final with a total of 140 points. In June 2026, she released the song "El Coco" and was an interviewee on RNE's morning show.
Style and influences
Galán performs copla with folk and electronica sounds, and has stated her genre to be "Electronic Pasodoble". She takes influences from her acting training into musical performance. Her music is influenced by her feminist identity and her Andalusian roots.
Discography
Singles
"El Coco" (2026) "Mataora" (2025) "La Suri" (2025) "Farsa Monea" (2025) "CU4RTO" (2025) "CÁLLATE" (2024)
EPs "Grandes Éxitos Vol.1" (2025)
References
External links
Rosalinda Galán's official website