Rosalia

The name Rosalia is of Latin origins and the meaning of Rosalia is 'rose' or 'garlands'. The name first became popular after a saint named Saint Rosalia. She was also known as 'the little saint' or Rusalia and is the patron sain of Palermo, which is a place in Italy. She is known for being the saint that was prayed to during times of plagues. It also garners reference from the Roman festival Rosalia, wherein rose gardlands were hung on tombs. There have been many famous figures with the name, the most famous being the Spanish singer and songwriter Rosalia. She is known for mixing pop with Spanish folklore and flamenco music and her songs 'TKN' and 'Con Altura'.