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Miguel Bosé is a Spanish pop singer and actor, born in 1956, who has been a major star across Spain, Italy and Latin America for decades. He started acting in films in 1973 and turned to music in 1975, recording his first singles with help from Camilo Sesto. Signing with CBS Records in 1977, he released his debut album Linda, whose title song became his first hit, and between 1977 and 1982 he reigned as a teen idol in southern Europe and Latin America. In 1984 he reinvented himself for an adult audience with Bandido, featuring "Sevilla" and "Amante bandido", a No. 1 hit in Spain and across Latin America. Later albums include Salamandra (1986), Los chicos no lloran (1990), Bajo el signo de Caín (1993), Laberinto (1995), Sereno (2001), Por vos muero (2004), Velvetina (2005), Cardio (2010) and Amo (2014), plus Papito (2007), a 30th-anniversary set of remakes, and Papitwo (2012). He won Italy's Festivalbar three times, and was named Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year in 2013, with a Billboard Latin Music Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007 and a MTV Europe Music Award for Best Spanish Act in 2017.