The young flamenco singer Manuel Monk presents his new song Dreaming Flamenco, a profound and deeply felt work that pays homage to flamenco as dream, life, and destiny. The single will be released on February 5, 2026, on all digital platforms, including Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, and Apple Music, among others.
One of the great attractions of this launch is the collaboration with Miguel Poveda, considered one of the greatest and most respected artists of flamenco currently, whose participation brings an artistic dimension of enormous prestige to the work.
Dreaming Flamenco It is an intimate confession by Manuel Monje, where he expresses that the flamenco It's not just his music, but his way of life and his dreams. The song reflects his desire to become a giant of the genre, inspired by legendary figures like El Torta, La Paquera de Jerez, Fernanda and Bernarda de Utrera, among many other fundamental artists mentioned throughout the song.
«With 'Dreaming FlamencoManuel Monje reaffirms his commitment to the flamenco purer, demonstrating that tradition lives on when it is passed down from the heart."
The work was created by José Soto Monje, who shapes this very personal and profound message, transforming the feeling flamenco in lyrics and music, from truth and respect for tradition.
The track also features a remarkable array of collaborations that enrich the project: Jesús Guerrero, Paco González, Los Makarines, Juan Diego Valencia and Manuel de CantaroteAll of them united in a proposal that breathes authenticity and flamenco passion.
With Dreaming FlamencoManuel Monje reaffirms his commitment to the flamenco purer, demonstrating that tradition lives on when it is passed on from the heart.
About Manuel Monje
Manuel Monje GarcíaBorn in Jerez de la Frontera in 2012, he belongs to a land with some flamenco dynasties of enormous importance, with roots linked to families and historical names such as the Sordera, Paco La Luz, the Valencia, among others.
From a very early age, Manuel showed a special connection with the flamencoIt was at age 7 that he began to feel the cante in a different way, delving deeper into this art until making his debut in the Peña Fernando Earthquake, accompanied by Maria Terremoto y Nono Jero, a key moment in his artistic career.
Their participation in the competition Land of Talent (Canal Sur TV) marked a turning point in his career, allowing him to become known to the general public and establish himself as a promising young talent. flamenco.
Despite his youth, Manuel Monje has already had the privilege of sharing the stage with great figures of flamenco current, as Israel Fernández, Tía Juana la del Pipa, Niña Pastori, Miguel Poveda, Archangel, among many others, demonstrating an artistic maturity and a respect for tradition that bode well for the future.
