A highly regarded flamenco dancer from Córdoba, he is known for his discipline and artistic rigor. His career has led him to perform on renowned stages in the United States, Europe, and the United Arab Emirates. Trained at the Luis del Río Professional Dance Conservatory and specialized in flamenco dance pedagogy at the María de Ávila Superior Dance Conservatory in Madrid, his journey combines training in flamenco, classical, and contemporary dance under esteemed masters such as Rubén Olmo, Farruquito, and Ángel Rojas.

Manuel Jimenez Montes

He has participated in iconic festivals such as the Cata de Montilla, where he shared the stage with artists like Marina Heredia and Carmen Linares; the Moriles Festival with Rubén Olmo; and in theaters such as the Góngora in Córdoba and Teatros del Canal with the Andalusian Flamenco Ballet. With this company, he stood out at events like the 50th Anniversary Festival of the Ceuta Flamenco Tertulia, accompanying maestro Manuel Moreno Maya "El Pele." He was a soloist in Geneva with the Spanish Flamenco Ballet, sharing the stage with Antonio Sánchez, nephew of Paco de Lucía.