Rosita Valero

Rosita Valero was born on May 11, 1929 in Spain. Rosita Valero's big-screen debut came with Una chica de opereta directed by Ramón Quadreny in 1944.

Born Rosa Gómez García in Granada she started acting as a child. She was both actress and dubbing voice for Barcelona MGM studio, then moved to Madrid. She was the usual Spanish voice for Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, Ann Rutherford and Joan Leslie. She married actor and journalist Antolín García, who also dubbed actors like Peter O'Toole. They had a daughter Marta who also works in TV and in the dubbing area. Rosita Valero died in Madrid in 2010.