The Rouzan Sisters were a 1960s girl group hailing from New Orleans, Louisiana, known for their distinct blend of soul and R&B. Comprising sisters Barbara, Rosa, and Louise Rouzan, their sound was characterized by tight harmonies and a deep-rooted sense of rhythm, owing much to the city's rich musical heritage. Although they never achieved widespread fame, their music, such as the 1965 single "Dance Every Dance," has been influential in the New Orleans music scene. The Rouzan Sisters are a testament to the city's vibrant, diverse sonic landscape.