Denise Rosenthal is a Chilean singer, songwriter, and actress from Santiago whose artistic career began in 2007 through the youth musical TV series “Amango.” In that project she played María Fernanda “Feña” Mc Gellar and also took part in the show’s associated pop group, which gave her early visibility at the intersection of television and contemporary pop music in Chile.

She first became known for the character “Feña” and the wide youth reach of “Amango,” along with the spin-off “El blog de la Feña,” where her on-screen presence continued to grow. Over time she built a solo path: she released her debut studio album “Fiesta” in 2013, and later expanded her catalog with records such as “Cambio de piel” (2017) and “Todas seremos reinas” (2021), shaping a pop identity that blends performance, personal narrative, and clear thematic direction.

In terms of collaborations, her work includes connections with widely recognized Latin artists, such as Mala Rodríguez on “Agua Segura,” and a duet with Chilean singer Cami on a new version of “El amor no duele.” In her public life she has also been linked to musician Camilo Zicavo, whom she married in 2022, within a media context where both have developed their music careers.