Rosas

Momentum

This song has not appeared on a Rotation chart, so it has no score and no receipts. The rank history below is the ledger; a score is only published once the momentum run puts it on a chart.

Why it's here

La Oreja de Van Gogh announced Amaia Montero's return as lead singer on 15 October 2025, nearly two decades after she left the band. [1] The reunited line-up was mid-way through its 30th-anniversary "Tantas cosas que contar" tour in August 2026, with dates including 1 August at the Donostia Arena (Illunbe) in San Sebastián, 21 August in Santander and 27 August in Valladolid. [2] "Rosas", released as a single on 26 September 2003 from the album "Lo que te conté mientras te hacías la dormida" and sung by Montero, is part of the greatest-hits repertoire the tour is built around. [3]

Across markets · earliest pickup first

Every date here is the date the source chart covers, never the date we fetched it. Sources publish on different lags: the Spotify mirror runs about two days behind, TurnTable publishes weekly.

1. MarketFirst seenLatestDaysPeakRank path
2. Costa Ricacr · deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-04#10370#37
   #103
3. Ecuadorec · deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-04#7677#46
   #76
4. Perupe · deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-04#19142#61
   #191
5. Chilecl · spotify2026-06-172026-09-04#17365#70
   #173
6. Mexicomx · spotify2026-06-172026-09-04#9265#72
   #92
7. Boliviabo · deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-05#7649#76
   #76
8. Nicaraguani · spotify2026-06-172026-09-04#9974#76
   #99
9. Paraguaypy · spotify2026-06-172026-09-02#17844#81
   #178
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