Un Amigo Mio / Una Rosa Se Seco. - Por Una Mala Muje / Melocoton / ¡Adios Barquito Velero!

Released in 1962 on the Columbia label, this EP represents the Spanish copla and folk-pop tradition prevalent during the mid-twentieth century. Manolo 'El Malagueño' was a familiar name in the regional music circuit of the era, contributing to a period where traditional Spanish ballads were frequently packaged for the growing domestic record market. The record serves as a window into the sentimental and melodic storytelling style that defined his career as a performer of Andalusian-inspired music.

The sleeve design and production choices for the Columbia ECGE 71611 release were typical of the aesthetic standards for Spanish EPs at the time, prioritizing a balance of clear typography and photographic portraiture to establish the artist's persona. These records were intended for a general audience seeking accessible, heartfelt songs for home listening, and they remain valued today by collectors of mid-century Spanish discography for their preservation of the popular musical idioms of the 1960s.