Rosalia (West Side Story)

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Rosalia is a Puerto Rican immigrant and member of the Sharks gang in *West Side Story*, known for her homesickness and the song "America."

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Rosalia (West Side Story) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
stage character
appearsIn West Side Story
West Side Story (1957 stage musical)
linked to: West Side Story

West Side Story (1961 film)
linked to: West Side Story

West Side Story (2021 film)
linked to: West Side Story
appearsInWorkBy Jerome Robbins (original stage direction and choreography)
linked to: Jerome Robbins
associatedWithTheme assimilation vs. homeland attachment
cultural identity
immigration
basedOn concept of Puerto Rican immigrant experience in 1950s New York City
characterTrait homesick
nostalgic
romanticized view of Puerto Rico
createdBy Arthur Laurents
Leonard Bernstein
Stephen Sondheim
ethnicity Puerto Rican
fictionalResidence New York City
gangAffiliation Sharks
gender female
hasNationality Puerto Rican
isImmigrantFrom Puerto Rico
isImmigrantTo United States
knownFor homesickness for Puerto Rico
song "America"
languageSpoken English
Spanish
medium film
musical theatre
memberOf Sharks
musicalNumber "America"
partOf ensemble of Puerto Rican characters in West Side Story
portrayedInFilmBy 1961 film: Suzie Kaye
2021 film: Ana Isabelle
linked to: Annette
portrayedInStageBy original Broadway cast: Marilyn Cooper
sameFictionalUniverseAs Anita (West Side Story)
Bernardo (West Side Story)
Maria (West Side Story)
Tony (West Side Story)
singsIn "America"

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Sharks (West Side Story) member Rosalia (West Side Story)
subject linked to: Sharks