Manuel de Angustias has released “Amor Prohibido,” a new song that reflects his flamenco heritage. As a member of the Los Jiménez de Utrera family, Manuel de Angustias honors the influence of his grandfather, the original Manuel de Angustias, and his uncle Bambino. Their impact appears throughout the project, particularly in its distinctive performance of rumba and bulería.
“Amor Prohibido” expresses the emotional strain of a secret relationship and the frustration of unfulfilled love. Songwriters Domi Serralbo and Elisabeth Borrallo focus on longing, uncertainty, and emotional conflict.
The release supports an upcoming schedule of live performances and new audiovisual content planned for the coming months.
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