Luis Miguel

Luis Miguel first stepped into the Latin-pop spotlight as a 12-year-old. Growing up fast, he reintroduced himself in the '90s with such seductive bolero classics as "No Se, Tu" and "Media Vuelta." Miguel's seductive vocal caress and lush production touch have made him the embodiment of elegant romance for millions worldwide.

His look is impeccably suave; his sound is passion personified. Luis Miguel is a genuine Latin-American icon, wildly successful both as a recording artist and film star. Of late, he's blended jazz, dance, and hip-hop into his timeless bolero-based sound. Whether he's whispering tender words or reaching a heartbreaking high note, Luis is unequalled at his art.

No mere show-biz creation, Luis Miguel has shaped the direction of his career and served as producer on his internationally popular albums. A star when barely in his teens, he's continued to grow artistically and win new fans around the world. Step deeper into his private suite of song here.

It would be natural to call Luis Miguel a traditionalist, considering that he's built his career on reviving classic bolero balladry for a new generation. But his elegantly sensual appeal transcends any notion of stylistic purity. This Puerto Rican-born, Mexican-based artist makes the romance of 1940s-era Latin music burn with 21st century passion. Close the shades and let Luis reveal the many mysteries of sonic seduction.