Manolo García, the award-winning singer, songwriter, and painter from Barcelona, Spain, has sold over 27 million albums with his expressive baritone voice blending rock, folk, and flamenco influences into catchy pop melodies. Starting his career with bands like Los Burros and El Último de la Fila, García has released numerous hit albums, including the multi-platinum debut "Arena en los Bolsillos" and the Latin Grammy-winning "Geometría del Rayo." Beyond music, García's artistic talents extend to painting, with his first solo exhibition coinciding with the release of his album "Los Días Intactos."

Born in Poblenou in 1955, García's musical journey began at a young age, singing in choirs and playing in rock bands. After various group projects, he found success with El Último de la Fila, producing chart-topping albums like "Astronomía Razonable." His solo career took off with albums like "Nunca el Tiempo Es Perdido" and "Para Que No Se Duerman Mis Sentidos," showcasing his evolution as a musician and artist. García's exploration of diverse musical influences, from Brazil to Greece, has enriched his sound, culminating in acclaimed releases like "Todo Es Ahora" and "Geometría del Rayo," cementing his status as a versatile and respected figure in the music industry.