Mizael Moreno
Mizael Moreno is a Colombian musician known for his 1994 ballad "Ana Maria," which became a signature song in Latin music. He was born in Barranquilla in 1970...
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Mizael Moreno is a Colombian musician known for his 1994 ballad "Ana Maria," which became a signature song in Latin music. He was born in Barranquilla in 1970 and grew up with vallenato traditions, which shaped his approach to melody and storytelling. His self-titled album from that year featured the track and helped establish his name across the Americas.
Beyond "Ana Maria," Moreno has recorded songs like "Copo de Mel," "Meu Deus," and "Paixão e Loucura." He released albums such as "Con Alma" in 2004 and "El Rey del Sentimiento" in 2010. In 2003, he faced accusations of plagiarism regarding "Ana Maria," which he defended as an original work.
His band has included guitarists Juan Manuel Pérez and Jorge Jiménez, bassist Jhon Jairo Buriticá, and percussionist Ricardo Padilla. He has collaborated with artists like Carlos Vives, Silvestre Dangond, and Fonseca.
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