Manuel Carrasco is a prominent Spanish singer-songwriter hailing from Isla Cristina, a coastal town in Huelva, Andalusia. Born on January 15, 1981, Carrasco first rose to national fame after his participation in the second edition of the reality television show "Operación Triunfo" in 2002, where he finished as the second runner-up. Known for his emotive voice and skillful blend of flamenco influences with mainstream pop and rock, Carrasco has established himself as one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary artists.

After signing with Universal Music, Carrasco released his debut album, "Quiéreme," in 2003, which set the stage for a successful career that spans multiple chart-topping albums and hit singles. He has crafted a discography that resonates with a wide audience, thanks to poignant lyrics and melodic flair. Notable among his releases are songs like "Con La Luna Llena" and "Hay Que Vivir El Momento," which showcase his talent for creating deeply affective music that often explores themes of love, life, and the human experience. With a consistent output of heartfelt tracks, including "Salitre" and "Corazón Y Flecha," Manuel Carrasco continues to captivate fans across Spain and beyond, solidifying his status as a key figure in the Spanish music scene.

Genres

Carnaval Cadiz

Pop Flamenco

Spanish Pop

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Latest Release

No Me Llores

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Manuel Carrasco

Single - Released September 19, 2024