Projecting emotional vocals over downtempo R&B moods, Manu Manzo shakes up Latin music with a simmering shot of soul. The Latin GRAMMY®️ Award-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer enchants with a signature style that’s both smooth and spellbinding. Her music is heavily influenced by her life growing up in Caracas, Venezuela, Miami, Spain & Mexico City. She developed a diverse musical palette as a kid, listening to everyone from Ella Fitzgerald to Celia Cruz and Alejandro Sanz. Relocating to Miami at eleven-years-old, she eventually gained admission to the world-renowned Berklee College of Music. In 2015, she was nominated for a Latin GRAMMY®️ as “Best New Artist” for her debut independent EP, Como Soy. She gained momentum in 2018 with follow up EP “Intermedio”, before unveiling “Después de la 12” in 2019. “Te Quiero Ver” [with Feid] notably amassed 1.2 million YouTube views under Universal Music. 2019 also saw her represent Venezuela in MIDEM’s Accelerator program as her banger “Caminando” generated 5.1 million YouTube views. She also represented Venezuela in 2020s Viña Del Mar festival, In 2022, she performed at III Points Festival in Miami opening for artists such as Bob Moses and Rosalia, 2023 was a huge year for Manu as she sang the American national anthem at the NFL & Nascar Play offs, was part of the Mastercard Artist Accelerator program, performed at SXSW, embarked on her first tour thanks to the release of her first full-length studio album “Luna En Geminis”, inspired by Manu’s personal experiences related to losing love, finding love, self-love and forgiveness, and recognizing how light cannot exist without darkness and vice versa. She is currently back in the studio working on two upcoming projects Luna En Geminis II coming late 2024 and her second studio album MANUELA due 2025
