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Quote by Luis Miguel

“I maintain my sanity by keeping my distance.”

Quote by Luis Miguel

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Luis Miguel, born in April 1970 in Mexico, is a globally renowned Latin singer. His music style blends various Latin music elements, including pop, rock, reggae, and jazz, which are deeply loved by a wide audience. more

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