Rosalia and her new beau, German actor and musician Emilio Sakraya, lit up the streets of Barcelona with their spontaneous displays of affection. Over the course of two days, the couple explored the heart of Catalonia’s capital.
Locals and fans were quick to spot the lovebirds wandering hand-in-hand through the streets of the Gothic Quarter, where ancient stone walls and hidden plazas set the scene for their steamy kisses.
At each stop, the couple seemed wrapped up in their little world, pausing often for lingering hugs that left no doubt about the depth of their connection.
Passion On Display
They laughed over coffee at a tucked-away café in El Born, posed playfully for selfies against the backdrop of La Sagrada Familia, and even danced to the music of a street performer in Plaça Reial.
© Gustavo Rodriguez-Emilio Utrabo/ Grosby GroupFresh off the high of her Motomami World Tour and a series of groundbreaking collaborations, Rosalia seems to be embracing this new chapter in her personal life with the same passion and authenticity that define her music.
Emilio is no stranger to the spotlight himself. Still, over the weekend, he seemed more than happy to let Rosalia take the lead, clearly enchanted by the city and his companion.
© Gustavo Rodriguez-Emilio Utrabo/ Grosby GroupThe pair were previously spotted in April 2025 at Cipriani in Beverly Hills, fueling the rumors, but they did not display any PDA at the time. During their time in LA, they shared a more reserved goodbye hug.
Who is Emilio Sakraya?
Born in Berlin with a Serbian father and Moroccan mother, the 28-year-old has been acting since 2008. He gained international recognition in 2020 for playing JC in Netflix’s ‘Warrior Nun’ and recently starred with Anthony Hopkins in the 2024 Prime Video series ‘Those About to Die.’
Sakraya has gained recognition in German cinema, especially for his role in ‘Rheingold.’ However, acting is not his only skill. He started releasing music in 2016 and released his first album, ‘Roter Sand,’ in 2020. His latest project, ‘Blessings’ (2024), came after several successful singles.
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