Lead vocalist of Israeli hard rock band Stella Maris and hit solo songs like "Bedma'ot She'at Bocha" and "Rak HaLev Yode'a".

Pablo Rosenberg is an Argentine-Israeli singer and musician who rose to fame as the lead vocalist of hard rock band Stella Maris in the early 1990s. He launched a successful solo career in 1996 with hits like "Bedma'ot She'at Bocha" and "Rak HaLev Yode'a". He served as a judge on Kochav Nolad (Israeli Idol) in 2010 and became a presenter for Bank Leumi in 2023.

Rosenberg was born in Rosario, Argentina in 1965 to a Jewish Ashkenazi doctor father and an Italian Catholic mother who converted to Judaism. His family made aliyah to Israel in 1971 when he was six and settled in Beit She'an. He received his first guitar at age 10 in 1975, and by 1980 two of his original songs appeared on a compilation album performed by the band Mektzav 33.

Rosenberg married talent agent Naomi Alsheikh in 1991 and had twins Michael and Amalia born in 1998 before divorcing in 2005. In 2009 he married model Miri Levi and had daughter Bar in 2013, but they separated in 2022. He identifies as an atheist, suffered from panic attacks for several years, and resides in Tel Aviv.