ELENA ROSE FURTHER CEMENTS HER PLACE AMONG LATIN POP’S NEW GENERATION WITH ‘NO QUIERO QUE SE ACABE ESTE BENDITO VERANO’

Miami, FL (May 22, 2026) — Venezuelan singer-songwriter ELENA ROSE steps into a new chapter with the same light that turned ‘Bendito Verano’ into one of the defining moments of her career. Today, she releases her new EP ‘No Quiero Que Se Acabe Este Bendito Verano,’ a project shaped by Afro-influenced rhythms and tropical sounds that expands the emotional world that has come to define this era of her music. The EP includes focus track “La Semana” featuring Manuel Turizo. ‘No Quiero Que Se Acabe Este Bendito Verano’ is available now on all digital platforms.

With ‘Bendito Verano,’ Elena Rose surpassed 100 million streams and marked a major turning point in her career, a world she now continues to expand through this new release. That same emotional honesty has also carried into the experience surrounding her live shows, where Elena has begun hosting meditation gatherings with fans in different cities along the tour, creating moments of much deeper connection.

The emotion surrounding this era came to life last night at Puerto Rico’s Coca-Cola Music Hall last night, where Elena performed in front of more than 4,000 fans alongside friends and special guests including Pedro Capó, Justin Quiles, Boza, PJ Sin Suela, and Bebo Dumont. She closed the night with a performance of “La De Dios” alongside a large vocal and choral ensemble, delivering one of the concert’s most emotional moments. The presentation brought together singers from the University of Puerto Rico Choir and the Río Piedras Campus Chorale, alongside students from the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico’s San Germán campus and the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music. More than a closing performance, the collaboration felt deeply personal for Elena, who spent part of her childhood on the island and used the moment to share the stage with a new generation of Puerto Rican musicians.

‘No Quiero Que Se Acabe Este Bendito Verano’ also includes the hit single “TUTUTU” alongside Alleh and arrives during a major moment of growth for Elena Rose. Most recently, she made history as the first Latina woman to receive the BMI Impact Award at the BMI Latin Awards, further cementing her place as one of the most influential figures in Latin music today, both as a songwriter and performer. At the same time, Elena continues expanding her “ALMA Tour,” selling out shows in cities including Miami, Madrid, Barcelona, and Mexico City, while recently performing in Santiago, Lima, Quito, and Buenos Aires. Now, she prepares to bring this new chapter across Europe with a new run of dates beginning this July.