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Miguel Castellote
Miguel Castellote came up in Alicante, Spain, and put out his first album in 1999. That record included the song "TÚ No Estás," which became one of his...
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Miguel Castellote came up in Alicante, Spain, and put out his first album in 1999. That record included the song "TÚ No Estás," which became one of his better-known tracks. He's worked in pop and folk styles since then, releasing other albums like "El Día Menos Pensado" in 2003 and "Sigo en Pie" in 2010.
His music tends to lean toward straightforward, melodic songs. There was some talk about plagiarism in 2007, but it didn't stick, and he kept recording afterward. He's been putting out music for a while now, mostly sticking to his lane without much flash or drama.
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