Manuel Carrasco isn’t just a chart-topping artist. He’s a cultural force. After more than 20 years in music, the Spanish singer-songwriter is kicking off 2025 with Pueblo Salvaje II, his tenth studio album and one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

Out this Friday, May 9, the album follows a string of career milestones—including a record-setting sold-out concert at Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (75,000 attendees) and an equally massive upcoming show at Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville, where over 70,000 tickets have already been sold for his “Tour Salvaje” kickoff on May 17, 2025.

Carrasco, a Latin GRAMMY® nominee and one of Spain’s most successful artists, continues to build a discography rooted in emotion, truth, and human connection. His music isn’t about trends. It’s about staying real—and reaching people.

Pueblo Salvaje II: A Musical and Emotional Statement

This isn’t just another album. Pueblo Salvaje II dives deep into themes of resilience, identity, and authenticity. Carrasco describes it as a return to what matters most: belonging, personal power, and the raw feeling that connects people across generations and borders.

The title blends two loaded ideas. Pueblo speaks to roots, community, and memory. Salvaje is about freedom, truth, and the unfiltered energy that rises when we resist injustice or protect what matters. Together, they form the backbone of a project that’s deeply emotional and artistically bold.

Songs That Say Something

The album includes powerful tracks like:

• “Pueblo Salvaje” – a call to reconnect with our origins and natural rhythm
• “Mi Dignidad” – a strong anthem for authenticity and inner strength
• “El Grito del Niño” – a metaphorical look at pain and resilience
• “Tengo el Poder” – the newest single and video, out May 7
• “Salitre” – a collaboration with global pop star Camilo
• “Reina del Baile” – another fan favorite that reflects Carrasco’s lyrical edge

Each song brings something personal to the table while tying into a larger story about reclaiming identity and staying grounded in the chaos of modern life. The album even draws visual and thematic inspiration from the golden ratio—a symbol of harmony, balance, and the patterns found in nature.

▶ Listen to the full album here (May 9 release)
▶ Album cover art
▶ Video: Tengo el Poder

A Global Vision, A Personal Voice

Carrasco has taken this message around the world, connecting with fans in Los Angeles, Mexico City, and soon Madrid, as part of a global promotional tour. With a growing international audience and a reputation for unforgettable live shows, he’s proving that vulnerability, craft, and heart still matter in the music industry.

The Tour Salvaje kicks off in Spain on May 17 and will move through cities like Granada, Marbella, Barcelona, and Madrid. For tour updates: www.manuelcarrasco.es