De La Rose

Yuberkis Gade la Rosa Bryan came into the world in 2001 and later recorded under the name De La Rose as a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter. Her profile rose sharply once the 2020s began, when she became one of the most requested featured voices in urbano circles. Listeners quickly noticed her singular timbre and instinctive melodic judgment; she first tried her hand at freestyling near the end of 2019. The following year she issued her initial single, “Harley,” on her own. In that same stretch she signed with the House of Haze label and management agency, an alliance that promptly opened doors to repeated work with leading Puerto Rican urbano acts tied to the roster.

Over the next several seasons she appeared on international successes such as Omar Courtz’s “Kyoto” and “Que Vas Hacer Hoy?” and J Abdiel’s “WYA Red,” as well as tracks by Quevedo, De La Guetto, Lyanno, Mora, Luar La L, and numerous others. Late in 2023 the emerging artist finalized a solo agreement with Warner Music Latina.