Tahan Na Empoy, Tahan

Weighed But Found Wanting

Fe, Esperanza, Caridad

Pitong Krus ng Isang Ina

Walang Sisihan

Oh! Sendang

The Moises Padilla Story

Nukso Nang Nukso

Walang Pangalan

Yantok Mindoro

Mr. Announcer

Puro Utos, Puro Utos

Kundiman ng Lahi

My Little Kuwan

Casa Grande

Faithful

Bad Boy

Sebya, Mahal Kita

Higit sa Korona

Child of Sorrow

Sonny Boy

Divisoria Quiapo

Higit sa Lahat

Mister Dupong

Sa Paanan ng Bundok

Huk sa Bagong Pamumuhay

Ganyan Lang Ang Buhay

Tumbalik Na Daigdig

Taong Paniki

Book of Life

Tia Loleng

Satur

Hope

He Promised to Return

Outrages of the Orient

A La Viva!

Mga Busabos ng Palad

Siete Dolores

The Dawn of Freedom

Lambingan

Jasmin

Magbalik ka Hirang

Takip-Silim

Ang Magsasampaguita

Pasang Krus

Gabay ng Magulang

Walang Tahanan

Via Crucis

Rosa Aguirre (January 25, 1908 – October 9, 1981) was a Filipina actress who worked for Sampaguita Pictures and LVN Pictures. She was married to actor Miguel Anzures and was mother to actor Narding Anzures, who became infamous for killing his onscreen partner Lilian Velez in 1948.
She made her first movie on 1938, Himagsikan ng Puso, with Rudy Concepcion. Aguirre completed 13 movies when World War II broke out. Under X'Otic Pictures and Eiga Hekusa she made one film during the Japanese Occupation, Liwayway ng Kalayaan (Dawn of Freedom).  In 1946, she made one war movie Death March under Philippine Pictures Inc., opposite Leopoldo Salcedo, Daily Doble, for Fernando Poe Production in 1947. Aguirre made two movies under Nolasco Bros, Siete Dolores (Seven Sorrows) and Mga Busabos ng Palad (Slaves of Hand).  Later, LVN Pictures gave her an exclusive contract until they closed in 1961. She was also a regular on the TV show Si Tatang Kasi.
Aguirre died in 1981 from colon cancer.

Rosa Aguirre