Olga Romero was born in 1980 in Seville, Spain. She always showed a special interest in everything related to show business, and above all to “copla”. Listening to music in TV or radio amazed her.

When she went for a walk with her family, they had to hold her because she wanted to go with whoever played the guitar.

There was an orchestra playing on a ship in the river,  and she go up to the stage quickly.

The pianist, who was singing teacher, suggested her father to take her to his academy. Olga was 3 years old, she was too young.

When she was 4, she met this orchestra in a christening, and she singed with them again.

That moment was the start point in her career.
Her mother joined her to this man’s school. He was “El Maestro Yllescas”.

She attended this school until 8, then she enrolled in the Superior Conservatoire in Sevilla, in school of female singers: Carmen Noble. When she was 11 years old, she started studying with Adelita Domingo. When she had to choose an instrument, she picked the piano.

And it so until she was 19 years old: Conservatoire until 11, copla  school until 15, many performances in the fair of Sevilla and all the province, theatres, TV programmes, several collaborations, and many experiences, she arrived in Madrid to sing.

She worked as a pianist with an orchestra, in a copla restaurant, in a Flamenco bar, ina big mega-orchestra where she learned harmony.

She presented galas and programmes; she also made interviews and studied interpretation, so she had roles on TV series, and in a full-length film.

In 2002 she sang in live for the whole country in the TV contest “Popstars”and she got a LP with Warner company.

She appeared in several musicals as “Jesucristo, Pasión Gitana”, “Greasse”, “Dirty Dancing” and the main character in “Hoy no me puedo levantar”.

She enrolled in an editing “Konfussion”, and it was promoted in many villages’ parties.


We can not forget her Flamenco. The group she created in 2000 when she started working in her first Flamenco Bar.


This is a hard world, but if you try hardly you can get what you want.

OLGA ROMERO OFICIAL WEB:

www.olgaromero.net