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There are multiple artists under the artist profile 'Rosanna'. 1) Rosanna Bella Victoria, a member of the Swedish pop group Play. 2) Rosanna Lints, an Estonian singer. 3) Rosanna (로즈아나), a South-Korean singer-songwriter. 1) Rosanna Bella Victoria Eriksdotter “Rosie” Munter (born September 26, 1987 in Stockholm, Sweden) was an original member of the Swedish pop group Play from their formation in 2001 to their disbanding in late 2004. Rosie typically sang upper harmony parts in Play’s songs as the soprano of the group. Rosie stated that “she grew up in a musical family and concert arenas were practically her living room since her mother use to work at one of those.” During her career in Play, Rosie worked with Anders Bagge, Jorgen Elofsson and Desmond Child who acted as producers and songwriters for Play’s albums. Rosie as a member of Play appeared on Nickelodeon. In addition to this they also appeared on Regis and Kelly on June 10 2003, which was the release date of Play’s album Replay. Rosie attributes her musical style being influenced by artists like “Nelly Furtado, Nikka Costa, Robyn, P!nk and Gwen Stefani.” Before Rosie joined Play, she acted in the popular Swedish movie Eva and Adam in which she played the character of Petra. Besides being an actress and singer/songwriter, 5”9 (175 cm) Rosie has also been pursuing a modeling career. She, as well as her former bandmate Anna Sundstrand, signed with the New York-based agency Model Management Group. For the moment she’s working on her selfwritten solomaterial. 2) Rosanna Lints (born May 5, 1995 in Pärnu, Estonia) is an Estonian singer, mostly known for being a finalist on the 4th season of “Eesti Otsib Superstaari” (lit: Estonia is Looking for a Superstar) in 2011. 3) Sujin Yeo, with the stage name Rosanna (로즈아나), is a South Korean singer under PJ Entertainment who made her debut on May 31, 2021, with the single “Love Yourself”. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.