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ALBUMDale Luz - SingleMijares
Albums by Mijares
ALBUMEl Galán, La TV Cambió, Él No (Banda Sonora Original)Javier Lopez Music, Mijares & Elenco de El Galán
ALBUM¡Feliz Navidad! (Deluxe)Mijares
ALBUMRompecabezas Vol. IIMijares
ALBUMRompecabezasMijares
ALBUMNo se me acaba el almaMijares
ALBUMCanto Por Ti (Versión Deluxe)Mijares
ALBUMVivir Asi, Vol. IIMijares
ALBUMVivir AsíMijares
ALBUMSwing en Tu IdiomaMijares
ALBUMHonor a Quien Honor MereceMijares
Mijares's Popular Music Videos
Resistiré (feat. Aida Cuevas, Belinda, Edith Márquez, Gloria Trevi, Ha-Ash, Kaia Lana, Lila Downs, María José, María León, Paty Cantú, Sandra Echeverria, Ximena Sariñana, Arath Herce, Axel Muñiz, Benny Ibarra, Camila, Caztro, Chucho Rivas, Cristian Castro, DLD, Horacio Palencia, Kinky, Leonel Garcia, Lupe Esparza, MC Davo, Mijares, Moenia, Río Roma, Rodrigo Davila & Yahir)
RESISTIRÉ MÉXICO
A Dónde Vamos a Parar (feat. Marco Antonio Solís)
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Vencer Al Amor (feat. Lucero Mijares)
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No Se Murió el Amor
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Si Me Enamoro
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El Privilegio de Amar
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Amor
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Bella
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Tan Solo
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Corazón Salvaje
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Artist Playlists
Mijares: Love Songs
Mijares: Live
Artist Biography
In the ’90s and early 2000s, Mexican pop vocalist Manuel Mijares rose from backup singer to adult contemporary music superstar, thanks to his suave stage persona and powerful crooning.
∙ In 1985, Mijares represented Mexico at the annual OTI Festival—a spinoff of the Eurovision Song Contest—winning the title Revelation of the Festival.
∙ He fell in love with costar and future duet partner Lucero while making his acting debut in the 1987 musical comedy Escápate Conmigo, and their 1997 wedding drew 40 million viewers.
∙ Amor y Rock ’N’ Roll, the singer’s 1987 album, was his global breakthrough, with the ballad “No Se Murio el Amor” hitting No. 1 in Mexico and going Top 10 in Japan.
∙ He’s one of the few Latin singers to have won the coveted gold medal at the World Popular Song Festival, taking the 1987 title for “El Rey de la Noche.”
∙ Que Nada Nos Separe, from 1991, was his best-selling album to date, spawning the No. 1 Mexican chart smashes “Que Nada Nos Separe” and “Persona a Persona.”
∙ In 2011, he celebrated a quarter-century in music in front of 20,000 fans at Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional—performances released later that year as Zona Preferente 25.
Hometown
Mexico City, Mexico
Genre
Pop Latino