Rogelio Martinez

Mexican Rogelio Martínez discovered his vocal abilities early in childhood, guided by encouragement from his father, the artist Juan José Martínez. After his family relocated to the U.S., he earned placements in multiple music competitions. He simultaneously launched an acting career, debuting on screen in the 1997 film La Amarradora opposite Valentin Trujillo and Lorena Herrera. His breakthrough arrived with the release of “Y Sigues Siendo Tú,” his Spanish-language adaptation of Shania Twain’s “You’re Still the One.”