Manuel Molina was born in Peru . He attended the Conservatory of Peru in Lima where he studied composition and classical guitar. At the age of 17, he was the youngest person to conduct the Peruvian National Symphony.

Manuel Molina has led various musical Concerts around the world for over 25 years providing professional Latin entertainment. Manuel Molina, has traveled the world performing for the United States US embassies overseas.

He enjoys a thriving international career as a solo guitarist. His many recordings include: Noche De Amor, Tranquilo, Apasionado, around the world and an album of Christmas favorites.



Some highlights of his varied professional career include:

A 1990 performance for Shimon Peres, the current Prime minister of Israel, in Denver, CO.
Participation in the 1999 Noche De Gala at the Center for Performing Arts - James Olmos Latin Film Festival.
Performance in Aspen for the great chef Mario Batali
A performance with Gato Barbieri, the Latin jazz artist.
A 1980 birthday party for the actor Raymond Burr in Denver.
Multiple appearances at the Aspen Jazz Festival and the Cherry Creek Arts Festival. American fest in Naples, Asia, Europe, Africa, Central and South America.
Manuel Molina has performed the American national anthem at the opening of the Coors field for a crowd of 60,000 people.