Kate Rozo builds momentum in Miami after international career

Colombian singer Kate Rozo has expanded her reach in Miami after performing on stages in Colombia, Dubai and China. Her sold-out South Florida shows and growing Latin audience have made her a rising name in the region’s popular music scene. Why it matters: - Kate Rozo’s move into Miami underscores how Colombian popular music is gaining traction with Latin audiences in South Florida. - Her sold-out shows and steady presence at local venues suggest a growing foothold in one of the most important U.S. markets for Spanish-language music. What happened: - Kate Rozo, a Colombian singer based in Miami, has built a career that started in Santander and now spans Colombia, the United Arab Emirates, China and South Florida. - Rozo began performing at age 15 with Terranova Orquesta and La Selecta in Santander. - She performed for more than two years in Dubai and Qingdao, China, including at DoubleTree by Hilton and Ramada hotels. - In 2019, Rozo was chosen from more than 2,500 applicants to compete on Caracol Television’s A Otro Nivel: Canta Conmigo. - In 2020, Rozo released her debut single, “Te Veías Mejor Conmigo”. - In 2022, Rozo won the talent showcase at the Latin Music Show Awards. - Rozo relocated to Miami in 2023 and has since expanded her profile across Miami-Dade’s Latin entertainment circuit. The details: - Rozo earned degrees in Business Administration and a specialization in Agroindustrial Management while pursuing music. - Her solo career developed in Barranquilla before she broadened her audience in Colombia and the U.S. - Public reception to “Te Veías Mejor Conmigo” helped open the door to performances with Darío Gómez. - “Te Dejo,” her collaboration with Fabián Corrales, further raised her profile. - Her live show “Mujeres Entre Copas” sold out three straight performances at El Gran Bamboo and Pilón Restaurant in Miami’s Colombian community. - Rozo’s setlist centers on popular music and ranchera music, a mix that has helped her connect with Hispanic diners and live-music crowds. - Her performances have become a regular part of Latin American restaurants and entertainment venues in Miami-Dade. Between the lines: - Rozo’s career shows a common path for regional Latin artists: build credibility at home, add international experience, then use Miami as a gateway to broader U.S. exposure. - The sold-out run for “Mujeres Entre Copas” points to demand for intimate, community-based live shows rather than only large concert stages. - Her blend of professional training and stage experience gives Rozo a profile that fits both commercial venues and cultural events. What’s next: - Rozo is preparing new musical projects and upcoming performances. - Her growing audience in South Florida positions her for further expansion across the U.S. and Latin America. The bottom line: - Kate Rozo has turned international experience into momentum in Miami, and her sold-out local shows suggest that growth is still building.