Luis Miguel

Luis Miguel Description

• Music: Latin pop.
• Best-known songs: "Ahora Te Puedes Marchar," "La Incondicional" "Fría Como el Viento," "Tengo Todo Excepto a Ti," "Entrégate," "Inolvidable," "El Día Que Me Quieras," "Cómo Duele" and "Te Necesito."
• Albums: "Directo Al Corazón," "Decídete," "Ya Nunca Más," "Palabra De Honor," "Meu Sonho Perdido," "Fiebre de Amor," "Canta in Italiano," "Tambien es Rock," "Soy Como Quiero Ser," "Busca Una Mujer," "20 Años," "Romance," "América & En Vivo," "Aries," "Segundo Romance," "El Concierto," "Nada Es Igual," "Romances," "Todos Los Romances," "Amarte Es Un Placer," "Vivo," "Mis Romances," "Mis Boleros Favoritos," "33," "Mexico En La Piel," "Mexico En La Piel: Edición Diamante," "Grandes Éxitos," "Navidades," "Cómplices," "No Culpes a La Noche" and "Luis Miguel."
• Awards: Five Grammy Awards and four Latin Grammys, three Antorcha de Plata awards, five Billboard awards, an Estela de Plata award and the Premio Luna de Mexico.
• Of note: His most recent album, "Luis Miguel," achieved gold or platinum certifications in four countries (including the U.S.) within three days of its release.
• Audience: Fans of Latin pop music.
• Venue: Arena.

By some measures, Luis Miguel is the most successful Latin music artist in the U.S. He is the only such artist to have two platinum Spanish-language albums ("Romance" and "Segundo Romance"), and his most recent album, "Luis Miguel," achieved gold or platinum certifications in four countries (including the U.S.) within three days of its release. Luis Miguel's 1999-2000 Amarte Es un Placer Tour, which took him through eight countries, was at the time the highest-grossing tour by a Latin music artist. Luis Miguel broke his own record with his Mexico En La Piel Tour in 2005-2007.