José Soto Sorderita, widely recognized in the realms of flamenco music, is an acclaimed Spanish singer and musician born in the heart of one of Spain's most significant cultural hubs for the genre, La Línea de la Concepción. Emerging from a family richly steeped in flamenco tradition—his brothers Vicente Soto "Sordera" and Enrique Soto "Sordera" are also celebrated flamenco artists—Sorderita has been instrumental in both preserving the pure essence of flamenco and exploring its evolution by infusing contemporary elements into the traditional art form.

Throughout his illustrious career, Sorderita has been known for his distinctive voice and profound emotional expression, which resonate deeply in his performances and recordings. His recent works include a poignant tribute to his father in "Mi Pare Manuel," a reflection on the sting of love in "Duele," the harmonious "El Disco de la Niña Celeste," and the intriguingly titled "Mi Secreto Pirata," all showcasing his mastery in conveying complex emotional narratives through his music. Sorderita's commitment to flamenco's vibrant storytelling and ability to convey the soul of Andalusian culture have cemented him as a venerable figure in the world of modern flamenco.