AZÚCAR MORENO

Capullo de Jerez (born Miguel Flores Quirós on April 3, 1954, in the Santiago neighborhood of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain) is a legendary flamenco singer whose voice captures the raw spirit and joyful soul of Andalusian tradition. Raised in one of the cradles of flamenco, he grew up surrounded by rhythm, song and dance — a culture that would shape his entire life.

From an early age, Capullo absorbed the essence of flamenco from great local masters and quickly developed a powerful, expressive voice marked by authenticity and emotion. His unique style, rooted in the festive sounds of bulerías, tangos and rumbas, made him a standout figure in the vibrant Jerez scene.

Unlike many of his contemporaries who pursued fusion or modern experimentation, Capullo de Jerez remained true to the purest flamenco tradition, bringing to the stage an intensity that connects deeply with audiences. His performances are known for their spontaneity, charisma and the unmistakable “compás” — the heartbeat rhythm that defines true flamenco.