Rose Cameron (1954 - 1975)
Quebec-born singer Rose Cameron had the opportunity to make her first demo at the age of 12. Two years later, at the age of 14, Cameron was signing up for her first record deal and climbing music charts with Gramophone Awards-nominated pop ballad Femme fatale and a club/dance song called Joie de vivre.
Rose Cameron decided to turn to exprimental music after meeting label executive Gus Van der Berg.
Cameron made her Spanish-language debut in 1969 with the release of Estoy cansado, which was produced by Joaquin Munoz at Star Records and featured the hit single Te toca a ti!
Grammy - nominated Con gusto followed in 1970.
Cameron jumped in front of a train in 1975.