Antonio Molina was a Spanish singer and actor, born in Málaga on March 9, 1928, and passed away in Madrid on March 18, 1992. Renowned for his unique, falsetto voice, Molina's foray into music began in the post-war period, a time when Spain was searching for voices that could express the soul of its culture. Molina, with his andalusian roots, became one of the leading figures in Spanish folkloric music, especially known for his copla and flamenco songs that resonated with the emotional undercurrents of Spanish society.

Throughout his career, Antonio Molina recorded over 100 songs and appeared in more than 20 films, marrying his musical talents with his screen presence. His discography encompasses a plethora of remastered classics, showcasing his enduring appeal. Songs like "Soy minero," "El Macetero," and "Cocinero, cocinero" have solidified his legacy in Spanish musical history. Molina's passionate delivery and his ability to evoke nostalgia and deep feelings have made his work timeless, and his music is celebrated as part of the cultural heritage of Spain. The remastered releases like "El agua del avellano" and "Una paloma blanca," among others, allow new generations to experience the purity and emotion of his voice, keeping his artistic spirit alive in the modern era.

Genres

Copla

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Latest Release

Éxitos para el Recuerdo

Antonio Molina

Album - 22 Tracks - Released January 8, 2024