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Rosas Secas Coqui-Coqui, that first saw the light of day in 2013, is positioned as a unisex fragrance, falling within the floral family. The fragrance was crafted by perfumer Nicolas Malleville.
Brand country — Mexico. Rosas Secas Coqui-Coqui — the choice of those who appreciate depth and character in every detail.
The fragrance is very long-lasting, staying on the skin for 12 hours or more, gradually revealing its notes
The scent will linger in the air even after its wearer has left.
The perfume has a rich aroma that will help you stand out from the crowd and create a memorable image
A rich and elegant fragrance that gently unfolds on the skin and lasts most of the day, leaving a delicate trail
Perfumes for the fall and winter seasons often contain notes of vanilla, spices, ambergris, wood, and other warm accords, creating a feeling of comfort and warmth during the cold months
The scent of Rosas Secas is built as an expressive line of development, where layers reveal themselves without rush and without gaps. The signature of Coqui-Coqui comes through in details that define the fragrance identity. Every decision feels deliberate, and the fragrance holds its character from opening to trail.
The accord profile rests on these accords: Floral, Wood and Powdery forming a compact and readable structure. The gender direction is unisex, which sharpens how the fragrance is perceived.
When the structure is mixed the notes arrive together with a gentle creamy mood: Powdery notes, Rose and Tobacco. In this case 3 notes sound as one voice, building velvety softness that reads as cohesive from the start.
The heart and base are read as a gradual shift without abrupt breaks, which preserves the scent identity through drydown.
From the group perspective the profile is anchored in Powdery, Floral, Wood and Whiteflower. At family level the composition sits in Floral.
Taken together Rosas Secas sounds complete from start to finish — the first stage creates momentum, the central phase adds depth, and the final phase leaves a stable imprint. These are the scent structures best understood through real development.
| Gender | Unisex |
| Brand | Coqui-Coqui |
| Segment | Niche perfumery |
| Country | Mexico |
| Website | http://www.coquicoquiperfumes.com/ |
| Year of production | 2013 |
| Status | Produced |
| Concentration | Eau de parfum |
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