Miguel Ángel Muñoz

Miguel Ángel Muñoz was created in Madrid on July 4, 1983. Finding a interest and skill for performance in early stages, Muñoz established his sights on the existence on-stage. He produced his cinematic debut at age nine in the film Un Palomo Cojo, aimed by Jaime Arminan. The film garnered interest and acclaim for Muñoz, getting the to begin many high-visibility functions. Muñoz’s tv credits include well-known series like Mama Quiero Ser Artista and Al Salir de Clase. Feature movies were soon to check out, including Gente Pez and Simbad: La Leyenda de los Siete Mares. Traditional theatre laid the groundwork for Muñoz’s musical pursuits. He performed the narrator for the opera Bastian y Bastiana at Madrid’s Teatro Actual. It had been his part in the tv screen series El Paso Adelante (UPA) that arranged him in relation to record market success. Pursuing his use the display, he was an associate of the group UPA Dance beginning in 2002. Muñoz documented four original tasks using the group, generating six platinum information along the way. Muñoz released some singles before his single debut Compact disc, Miguel Angel Muñoz, that was released in 2006. Promoting a follow-up task only a 12 months later on, Muñoz performed his track “Diras Que Estoy Loco” before viewers in the renowned Sanremo track event in Italy.