Miguel Company
Miguel Company formed in Madrid in the early 2000s, with Miguel Campello, Joshua Cobelo, and David Lerman starting out together. They worked with flamenco...
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Miguel Company formed in Madrid in the early 2000s, with Miguel Campello, Joshua Cobelo, and David Lerman starting out together. They worked with flamenco traditions but wanted to bring something current to it. Their song "Fuegos" came out in 2007 and caught on quickly, becoming their most recognizable track.
Their first album was called "A Brighter Star," which mixed flamenco with rock and pop touches. Later records like "Sombras del Ayer" and "Alborada" brought in funk, soul, and electronic elements, showing they weren't tied to one style. Another song people know is "Tan Raro," which has a different feel from "Fuegos" but fits with their range.
In 2010, there was some noise about plagiarism claims from another artist, which got attention in the press. The band kept going through that period, though the details of how it played out aren't part of the usual story now.
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