Luis Miguel: La Historia / Luis Miguel: The Story
Sinopsis del Libro
La biograf�a autorizada del cantante Luis Miguel escrita por un destacado periodista del mundo del espect�culo y bi�grafo notable. Desde muy peque�o, Luis Miguel ha cautivado con su voz a millones de personas, su encanto y gracia durante la ni�ez dieron paso a un adolescente carism�tico que derret�a el coraz�n de miles de seguidoras. En plena madurez, su talento a�n es motivo de atenci�n y entrega del p�blico. Sus discos se venden por millares y quienes lo han visto en el escenario han quedado cautivados por sus interpretaciones, dominio esc�nico y potencia expresiva en el escenario. �Pero qu� hay detr�s de ese ni�o luminoso y de amplia sonrisa? �Qu� secretos encierra el adolescente que de pronto se vio envuelto en esc�ndalos familiares, mitos y realidades sobre sus padres y confusi�n existencial? �Por qu� el hermetismo de Luis Miguel ante los medios de comunicaci�n? �Qu� representa ese silencio, esa conducta evasiva? �Qui�nes han sido sus verdaderos amores en la vida? �Cu�l es el trato que tiene con sus hijos, su familia, sus seres queridos? El destacado periodista del mundo del espect�culo y bi�grafo notable de algunas celebridades, Javier Le�n Herrera, devela en este libro c�mo fue la verdadera infancia de Luis Miguel, qu� relaci�n ten�a con su madre y su padre, el entonces cantante Luisito Rey; con qui�n conviv�a, qu� amigos lo acompa�aron a dar el salto al �xito, c�mo logro posicionarse como el cantante mexicano con mayor reconocimiento mundial en nuestros d�as, qu� repercusiones tuvieron en su vida privada el rotundo �xito en Europa y Am�rica. Espl�ndidamente documentado, este libro es un retrato �ntimo del cantante, sus amores juveniles, sus heridas sentimentales y su vida rodeada por el misterio y la cercan�a de s�lo unos pocos elegidos. Luis Miguel: mi historia, es un acercamiento autorizado a la vida del s�per estrella musical, el amante y el padre de familia, una mirada al ni�o envuelto en un torbellino familiar y al cantante consolidado que seduce multitudes. En estas p�ginas el lector comprobar� que detr�s del Sol aclamado tambi�n hay una noche oscura donde amor, tristeza y esperanza se unen para definir la figura del cantante. ENGLISH DESCRIPCION Singer Luis Miguel''s authorized biography, written by a noted biographer and distinguished journalist for the world of show business. From a very young age, Luis Miguel has captivated millions of people with his voice. His charm and grace during childhood gave way to a charismatic teenager who melted the hearts of thousands of followers. As an adult, his talent still inspires the public''s attention and dedication. His albums sell by the thousands and those who have seen him on stage have left entranced by his performance, stage presence, and expressive power. But what lies behind that dazzling, smiling child? What secrets haunt the teenager who suddenly found himself wrapped up in family scandals, myths and reality about his parents, and existential confusion? What is the reason for Luis Miguel''s reclusiveness with regard to the media? What does that silence, that evasiveness mean? Who have been the loves of his life? What is the relationship that he has with his children, his family, his loved ones? In this book, distinguished journalist for the world of show business and notable celebrity biographer Javier Le�n Herrera reveals what Luis Miguel''s childhood was really like; what relationship he had with his mother and his father, then-singer Luisito Rey; who he got along with; which friends accompanied him on his rise to fame; how he managed to position himself as the most well-known Mexican singer of our time; what repercussions his resounding success in Europe and the Americas had on his private life. Splendidly documented, this book is an intimate portrait of the singer, his young loves, his sentimental wounds, and his life surrounded by mystery and...
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Número de páginas 240
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- Javier León Herrera
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