Spanish singer/songwriter Víctor Manuel made his debut while singing Joselito's "La Campanera" at a school party, being introduced as "San José." In 1962 the young artist joined a band called San José y Bossa Nova, taking vocalization and piano lessons soon after. Manuel began composing and recording "La Romeria" in 1968, and a self-titled album was released in 1969, followed by 1971's Dame la Mano. That same year, the singer participated in #Morbo, a movie directed by Gonzalo Suárez, composing the soundtrack to #Al Diablo con Amor in 1972. After getting married to Ana Belén, Manuel moved to Mexico to present a musical called +Ravos and to promote some of his protest songs, which were banned by the Spanish government at that time.
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