Miguel Bosé is one of the artists who will soon show a part of his life on the small screen with a bioseries, in which he will be played by two actors: Iván Sánchez and José Pastor.
The series, which for the moment will consist of a season of six episodes , will review the trajectory of Bosé from the end of the 70 to the present day and has the collaboration of the singer himself, who recently published his autobiographical book, “El Hijo del Captain Thunder”.
“Bosé” will portray the “incredible life” of an artist “with a unique and very recognizable personality” and will reveal “ the stories behind the inspiration, composition and recording of some of his most iconic works and how this success impacted his personal life”, Paramount+ advanced.
The production will also reveal “unknown secrets”, will offer “a look inside his circle from am igos and will demonstrate the extraordinary relationship between Miguel and his parents”, they added.
The biopic, which has already started shooting in Spain, is an original series from Paramount+ international, produced by VIS in collaboration with Shine Iberia (Banijay Iberia), Elefantec Global and Legacy Rock.
It will premiere on said platform in the countries where is present. In Spain, Viacom announced last August the start-up from 2022 of a joint platform with Comcast called SkyShowtime that will include content from Sky, NBCUniversal, Universal Pictures, Peacock, Paramount+, Showtime, Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon.
The series project about the life of Bosé was announced a year ago and was initially going to be developed in collaboration with Movistar+, but Paramount+ has finally been the partner for distribution.
Despite the fact that his figure has been surrounded by controversy due to his questionable po tions on the coronavirus, Miguel Bosé is one of the most outstanding figures of Spanish pop in recent decades.
He has sold more than 30 million records, has more than 70 hits that have been number one in Europe and America and the Latin Recording Academy distinguished him in 2013 with his honorary “Person of the Year” award.
Son of the bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín and the Italian actress Lucía Bosé, he also has a career as an actor in which the role he played for “Tacones Distancias” (1991), by Pedro Almodóvar, stands out. In his childhood he was surrounded by artistic personalities such as Picasso, Visconti, Dalí or Ava Gardner, among others.