Axel Milanés
Axel Milanés is a Cuban singer-songwriter who started out in the 1990s with the band Habana Abierta. He went solo in 1999 with his debut album 'Tropicana',...
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Axel Milanés is a Cuban singer-songwriter who started out in the 1990s with the band Habana Abierta. He went solo in 1999 with his debut album 'Tropicana', which included the song 'Algo Está Pasando Con Mi Soledad'. That track became a kind of anthem, known for its themes of love and loneliness, and it got picked up in films and TV shows outside Cuba.
He was born in Havana in 1967, and his father is the musician Pablo Milanés. Other songs of his include 'Alma' and 'El Rey de Las Estrellas'.
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