In a tragic and senseless act of violence in crime-plagued Los Angeles, 22-year-old rising Latin music star Maria De La Rosa, known by her stage name “DELAROSA,” was shot and killed in an ambush-style attack early Saturday morning.
The incident unfolded in the Northridge neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley around 1:30 a.m. on Bryant Street, east of Tampa Avenue.
De La Rosa and two others were sitting in a parked vehicle when two male suspects approached on foot and unleashed a barrage of gunfire at close range.
All three victims were struck, with the singer succumbing to her injuries after being rushed to a nearby hospital.
The other two victims remain in critical condition as of Monday.
Witnesses described the horrifying scene to police, reporting that the gunmen targeted the vehicle in what authorities have classified as an “ambush-style” killing.
“Witnesses described seeing two male suspects approach a vehicle that was parked on Bryant Street. Multiple rounds were fired at several victims who were parked in the area in their vehicle,” LAPD said in a statement.
De La Rosa had released her debut single “No Me Llames” in August and was building a following as both a musician and social media influencer.
Her final Instagram post, a series of studio photos, has since been flooded with heartbroken tributes from fans, including notable condolences from Mexican-American record executive Jimmy Humilde and Juan Moises, the lead singer of Los Gemelos de Sinaloa.
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As of Monday evening, no arrests have been made, and detectives have not disclosed any details about a possible motive or suspects.
“As detectives canvass the neighborhood, the department has not disclosed whether the attack appears targeted, random, or connected to any larger conflict,” the Daily Mail reports.
The investigation remains ongoing, with LAPD urging anyone with information to come forward.
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