Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro End Engagement After 3 Years Together (Exclusive)

The singers were first linked in August 2021, and Rosalía revealed in March that Alejandro had popped the question

Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro are going their separate ways.

The couple — who announced their engagement in March — have broken up after more than three years together, PEOPLE confirms.

Sources say that despite the love and respect the singers have for one another, they have both agreed to end their engagement.

Rosalía and Alejandro, both 30, were first linked in August 2021, and went public with their romance the following month on social media.

In March 2022, the Spanish singer revealed that she'd gotten "RR" tattooed on her foot, telling Teen Vogue that she'd given Alejandro the heads up that she'd be inking the initials that they both shared (Alejandro's given last name is Ruiz).

Rauw Alejandro and Rosalia celebrate her birthday at Carbone after Rosalia performed at the Global Citizen Festival on September 25, 2022
Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro in New York City in September 2022.

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The next month, Alejandro revealed that he had "Rosalía" inked above his navel in a handwritten font.

Rosalia and Puerto Rican singer Rauw Alejandro attends The 23rd Annual Latin Grammy Awards at Michelob ULTRA Arena on November 17, 2022

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In March, the couple revealed news of their engagement in the music video for their song "Beso," which featured on their joint EP RR.

That same month, they opened up about their bond in an interview with Billboard, in which they revealed what the other had taught them and how they apply it to their work.

Rauw Alejandro performs with Rosalía at the Coachella Stage during the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 15, 2023
Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro perform at Coachella together in April.

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"Rosi has a more solid music base than I do in the sense that I'm more extroverted in my music, but she's far more disciplined," Alejandro told the outlet. "But she's a freak-crazy workaholic. Piano lessons, dance lessons, voice lessons; what else can you learn when no one sings like you? At the beginning, I didn't really get it, but after some time, I said, 'OK, let me try to follow her lead and see.' And the difference is huge."

Rosalía added that her then-fiancé was "far more relaxed" than she is, which helped her keep her "balance."

"Of course my career is super important in my life, but at the same time, in my life, you're my companion, and everything else comes second," she told Alejandro during the interview.

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