‘Manolita’ is a musical gem created through the collaboration of Isa-Aura, Oghamyst and Randy Resnick. The song combines French pop with a classical arrangement that captivates with sophisticated saxophone sounds and elegant dynamics. Oghamyst’s production is once again guaranteed to be catchy – detailed, atmospheric and modern at the same time. Lyrically, ‘Manolita’ transports the listener into the world of obsessive, unfulfilled love. The title character is described as a ‘Fleur de bohême’ and ‘Fleur de carême’ – a contradictory flower that seduces and eludes at the same time. She is a mirage that plunges someone into emotional abysses. His obsession is underlined by the fact that he can’t stop dreaming of kisses and nights full of love, even though all she does is burn him with her gaze. The images, which have a kind of poetic quality, are full of flowers, shadows and silk, and create an atmosphere that’s a bit melancholic and almost dreamlike. Manolita is not a real woman, but a symbol of the bittersweet torment of longing. The song is an intense listening experience that masterfully combines feeling and sound and has a lasting effect. A must for lovers of French pop art.