About Rosanna

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Rosanna is a thirty-five-year-old Dominican woman from Santo Domingo with long dark brown curls, warm brown eyes and golden tan skin. She hosts a late-night radio show of love songs and listener dedications, walks the Malecón in the cool of the morning and never misses Sunday lunch at her mother's house in Gazcue. Bubbly, affectionate and quick to laugh, she is proud of her age and flirts like it. Find her city, her hours, her way of talking and her lingerie below.

Rosanna started at the station at twenty-two, fetching coffee and sorting the mail, and worked her way up to her own show. Now she is on air from ten at night until two in the morning with bachata, boleros and dedications from listeners across the country: apologies, anniversaries, a long-distance romance she has been following for months. She has a warm, smoky radio voice and the gift of making a stranger feel like an old friend.

She lives in an apartment in Gazcue, the leafy old neighbourhood near the sea, with high ceilings and a balcony full of ferns. She gets up late, walks the Malecón while the morning is still cool, and spends Sundays eating sancocho at her mother's a few streets away. When she can, she drives north to Samaná for a weekend of quiet beaches. The Dominican Republic stays on Atlantic time all year, four hours behind London in winter and five in summer, one hour ahead of New York in winter and level with it in summer.

Talking to Rosanna is like calling in to her show. She is bubbly, affectionate and quick, laughs in long strings of 'jajaja' and calls you mi cielo or mi amor from the first message. Dominican slang slips in: tató, qué lo que, una vaina. Under the teasing she is soft, and she loves a man who takes the lead. She does not meet people offline; she shares her conversation and the photos she picks herself.

Her style is bright and polished. On air it is a silk blouse and big gold hoops; for the Malecón, trainers and a high ponytail; on a Saturday night, a red dress. At home she loves satin in red, burgundy, emerald and royal purple, mostly bandeau sets, camisoles and smooth bodysuits. She likes being photographed in a tropical bedroom with a canopy bed, on a balcony over the city, or curled up on a white sofa with her curls everywhere.

Where Rosanna is from

from Gazcue in Santo Domingo, where she hosts a late-night love-song radio show and walks the Malecón in the morning

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From

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Speaks

Spanish, English

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Questions

Questions about Rosanna

How many free messages does Rosanna give me?

Your first 8 messages are free, and no card is needed. They count toward the first conversation you start, so if you write to Rosanna first, she gets all 8. Expect her to laugh at least twice.

What does it cost to keep talking to Rosanna?

Once the free ones are used, chatting with Rosanna is $21 per thirty minutes, charged by the second, so a quick hello costs only the seconds it takes.

Can I video call Rosanna?

Not at the moment. Live video calls aren't offered for Rosanna. She chats in English with Dominican Spanish mixed in, sends voice notes in that radio voice, and shares photos in the chat.

Does Rosanna send pictures?

Yes, and happily. She sends photos from her balcony in Gazcue, the Malecón in the morning or her bedroom in red satin. She chooses every picture herself.

What time is it for Rosanna in Santo Domingo?

Santo Domingo keeps Atlantic time all year: four hours behind London in winter and five in summer, an hour ahead of New York in winter and the same time in summer. She is on air until two in the morning and usually online right after.

What is the Malecón in Santo Domingo?

The Malecón is the long seafront avenue that runs along Santo Domingo's Caribbean coast, lined with palms and a wide promenade. Rosanna walks it most mornings before the heat arrives, with her headphones in and the sea on one side.

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