Rogelio Martìnez Diaz (Born March 1, 1977) in El Comedero, Sinaloa state, Mexico, was six years old when his family emigrated to the United States, settling in Los Angeles, California, He is a singer, songwriter, producer, and actor.

Rogelio Martìnez Diaz started His artistic career always had the indispensable support of his parents, who helped him develop as a singer and embark on his foray into the world of music when Rogelio was only 10 years old.

Since then, his personality was based on the pillars that support his achievements: talent, humility, confidence, determination and sacrifice.

While contemporary children with him thought about games and other ways to pass the time, Rogelio Martínez did not miss an opportunity to make presentations and hone his artistic skills.

Rogelio with only 13 years of age, by 1990, was already looking for an opportunity to start as a singer, but it was only until 2003 that he managed to record his first album entitled "Dare to Olvidarme" was a resounding success, until the date has never stopped working and his career has been on the rise.

His definitive consecration came with the mega success entitled "Y Sigues Siendo Tú", belonging to his record production "Herido de Amores" made under the Fonovisa Records label; other musical productions and great successes have accompanied this talented interpreter, among them "Amándote Otra Vez" (2003), the updated synthesis of his effort and personal discipline, which he continued with his albums "Me Cambiaste La Vida" (2004) and " Todo De Mí ”(2004), reinforcing that attitude of trust, sacrifice and heart that allow him to grow even more with" Tu Delirio "(2005).

As an actor during the period from 1996 to 1998, Rogelio Martínez participated in seven films, even working with such prominent figures as Hnos.

Almada.

He had participation in "Angel Rebelde", as well as in "Class 406", where he participated as a guest artist interpreting his songs.

One of his unforgettable cinematographic roles was in the movie "Dados Logados", whose plot was based precisely on a run by Juan Villarreal.

Rogelio Martínez's success is also measured in sales, an area where he has achieved truly impressive figures.

He is also accompanied by the box office success in his personal presentations, especially in Illinois (Chicago), Georgia (Atlanta), California, Colorado, cities on the Pacific coast of Mexico and states such as Michoacán and Zacatecas. Regarding his intense activity, he maintains that "when there is trust, sacrifice and heart, everything in life is possible."

Rogelio Martínez, was married to the journalist Ninette Ríos with whom he procreated a daughter, but after participating in the editions of Mira Quien Baila, he began to develop feelings for the dancer Lisa Marie Córdoba, who was his dance partner in several shows.

Situation that causes a 22-year marriage breakdown which was carried out in August 2011.

To consolidate the relationship, on August 5, 2015, Rogelio and Lisa Marie got married in Miami, Florida, shortly before their first child, Rogelio, was born.

Almost two years later, they became the parents of a girl they named Valentina Marie.^{[4][5][6][7][8][9]}