Miguel Morales (singer)
Miguel Morales | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Miguel Antonio Morales Campo |
| Born | January 26, 1960 |
| Origin | Valledupar, Cesar Colombia |
| Genres | Vallenato, Latin |
| Occupation(s) | singer |
| Instruments | Singing |
| Labels | Codiscos |
| Associated acts | Rafael Orozco Maestre, Diomedes Díaz, Los Hermanos Zuleta, Jorge Oñate |
Miguel Antonio Morales Campo (Born January 26, 1960[1]) is a Colombian singer of vallenato music. Father of the late singer Kaleth Morales, from the so-called Nueva Ola del Vallenato.
Biography[edit]
Miguel Antonio Morales Campo was born in Valledupar, Cesar, Colombia on January 26, 1960.[2] In the early 1980s, Miguel met Omar Geles to found the group Los Diablitos, with whom he recorded seven albums, all of which were resounding successes. In 1985 they made the record production "De verdad verdad" where the song "Tu" stands out, it continues in 1986 with the theme "Te esperaré", in 1987 it takes out "Candentes" within the record work. While in 1991, after a prosperous musical career, in the framework of a Vallenato festival, Miguel Morales separated from Los Diablitos to form his own group. After being a member of Los Diablitos, Miguel Morales joined forces with Víctor "Rey" Reyes in 1992, with whom he recorded two albums: "El pueblo quiere al cantante" in tribute to Rafael Orozco Maestre, which has hits such as "Acompáñame", by the renowned composer Fabian Corrales. In 1993 "La diferencia", which has hits such as "Quiero saber tu verdad." Miguel Morales Met Juan David Herrera "El Pollito" and they achieved many triumphs and accolades in their singing career. Then he met Gabriel "El Chiche" Maestre and lasted 5 years with Miguel Morales. Miguel Morales is recognized for interpreting romantic themes of this genre, such as "Mi diosa humana", "No debí enamorarme" and "Sirena encantada".
Discography[edit]
- 1992 - El pueblo quiere al cantante
- 1993 - La diferencia
- 1994 - Avanzando
- 1995 - Gracias, mi gente
- 1996 - Más popular
- 1997 - Auténtico
- 1998 - Con categoría
- 2000 - Orgullo vallenato
- 2001 - Nueva primavera
- 2002 - Sigo enamorado
- 2004 - Con Todo y Para Todos
- 2005 - 20 Años - Homenaje a Mi niño
- 2007 - Dinastía Para La Historia
- 2008 - A Mi Estilo
- 2011 - Colombia Vive el Canto
- 2013 - Con Furor
- 2016 - No Pasa De moda
- 2018 - Pasión
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