Bosé - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Linda
A very young Miguel lives a love story with Barbara Nascimbene. On the verge of starting a family, however, an accident changes everything.

Te amaré
Miguel records the song "Te Amaré" and releases his fourth album, "Miguel". Before launching it, he goes to study dance in New York, where he meets one of the great loves of his life.

Bravi ragazzi
The release of a new album, a forbidden love and the various situations that Bosé faces throughout this chapter will be key to learning more about the life of this character who marked a milestone in the musical history of Spain and Latin America.

Salamandra
Miguel revolutionizes his look. It is the end of the teenage idol image and the beginning of that of a mature artist.

Los chicos no lloran
Miguel and his partner experience a deep crisis. In fact, the media spread numerous lies about him and for this reason he decides to put an end to all those lies.

Si tã no vuelves
Miguel's father died in 1996. Looking back on their life together, she realizes she is more like him than anyone could have imagined.
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