Rosa Chemical, gender, age and career. Who is the singer who sings “Made in Italy” in Sanremo

Rosa Chemical is destined to be discussed again in Sanremo 2023, but this time for its great success. At the Ariston we will hear her «Made in Italy», but the public’s attention will certainly be focused on her eccentric and transgressive looks. After all, the rapper has announced that he wants to bring “sex, polygamous love and porn on OnlyFans” to Sanremo. Themes that are not exactly traditional and that even made an Fdi deputy turn up their noses.

Who is Rosa Chemical

Rosa Chemical, born Manuel Franco Rocati, was born in Grugliasco on 30 January 1998 (25 years old). His stage name is a dedication to his mother-Rosa, in fact-and to the band My Chemical Romance. Before embarking on a musical career, he was a street artist and a model for Gucci. Rosa Chemical has already been to Sanremo last year, guest of Tananai at the cover night with a rearrangement of the song “A far l’amore begins tu” by Raffaella Carrà. The singer also has an OnlyFans profile, a platform on which he presented the album cover: he was the first to do such a thing.

Fdi deputy against Rosa Chemical: “It’s a gender fluid spot”

«The news reported by the media that Manuel Franco Rocati, aka Rosa Chemical, competing at the next Sanremo festival, will bring, as he himself stated, and I apologize for the terms I’m about to use, sex, love polygamist and porn on Onlyfans». This was stated by the deputy of the Brothers of Italy Maddalena Morgante speaking in the Chamber.

«The “fluid revolution” – he explained – had already been at the Ariston theater for some time, but transforming the Sanremo festival, an event that keeps families and children glued to the screen every year and is the emblem of conventional traditional TV, into a more gender fluid event always is completely inappropriate.

The Veronese deputy went on to say: «The Song Festival risks becoming yet another commercial in favor of gender and fluid sexuality, very sensitive themes that the Brothers of Italy have always opposed. It is unacceptable that all this can happen not only on state TV, which too often forgets its role as a public service, not only with taxpayers’ money, but above all in front of the many children who will watch TV for an evening with the family”. .

Morgante concludes by hoping that there will be a rethink in this regard: «In recent editions the festival has turned into a real one-way propaganda, a true condensation of the worst ideology that undermines and wants to undermine the identity of men and women ». The intervention of the FdI exponent is already inflaming the web, the hashtag Rosa Chemical immediately entered the trending topics.

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