Paula Rojo

Paula Fernández Vázquez, best known under her stage name Paula Rojo, is a Spanish singer and songwriter.

Career info
Born and raised in Mieres, Asturias, she started writing songs at the age of 18 while studying in Galicia. Around the same time she formed the band Érase Un Verano alongside guitarist Tristán Armas. In early 2012, they entered Spanish TV talent show Tú sí que vales.

Later in the year, Paula went solo and entered the inaugural season of La Voz, the Spanish version of The Voice, choosing to join Team Melendi after all four coaches turned their chairs for her. She was eliminated in the live shows. Despite her premature exit from the competition, Universal offered her a record deal, and in April 2013 she became the first La Voz alum to release a full album with Érase un sueño. At her concerts, Rojo performs with a permanent touring group known as the Dixie Band, which for a time featured her former Érase Un Verano partner Tristán Armas.

She has released two more studio albums, Creer para ver and Un viaje en el tiempo. In 2017, she entered the Spanish national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, finishing sixth and last in the national final with the song Lo que nunca fue, co-written by herself and Álvaro Bárcena.

Discography
Singles belonging to an album will be listed under it.
 * Érase un sueño (2013)
 * Solo tú
 * Creer para ver (2015)
 * Miedo a querer
 * Un viaje en el tiempo (2017)
 * Lo que nunca fue