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Manuel Moncada, known artistically as Moncadita, returns to the music scene with a new single titled “Lléname,” released on July 18. This track stands out for its innovative fusion of merengue and flamenco, a combination that promises not only to fill dance floors but also to touch the hearts of his fans. Moncadita, born in Getafe in 1992 and coming from a family with a musical legacy, is the grandson of the renowned composer Francisco Martínez Moncada, the author of the famous song “Esta Cobardía.”
Since his debut with “La Traicionera,” which surpassed one million views on YouTube, Moncadita’s career has been full of successes, including other melodies like “Mal Corazón,” “Sueños,” and “Baila,” the latter receiving special attention on various Spanish television channels. His professional rise has been supported by artists such as Ronaldo, Alejandro Sanz, Romeo Santos, and Juan Magán, who have shown their support on social media, contributing to the consolidation of his career.
Moreover, Moncadita has made fruitful collaborations with musicians like Henry Méndez in “Yo te besaré,” which accumulated over 1.2 million streams on Spotify, and with Dama in “Veneno,” a track that blends bachata and flamenco. His previous single, “Pintaré,” resonated in eight countries and was part of one of the most significant New Year’s Eve galas in Spain in 2022, alongside well-known artists like Omar Montes and José Mercé.
In 2024, the harpist was honored with the Walk of Fame in the City of Parla, where he participated in a prominent concert after giving the opening speech for the summer festivities. With his new work, Moncadita reinforces his commitment to challenging genres and breaking barriers, demonstrating his artistic versatility by connecting with the roots of flamenco in a merengue rhythm. His music is available on all digital platforms, where fans can stay updated on his latest news through his social media accounts.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
