Luis Miguel's life has been full of dramatic highs and lows, and he's always used them to fuel his art. His emotions are on display during his performances but at his recent show, he didn't hold back.

The first time Mexican star Diego Boneta performed live on television, in 2003, he was 12 and a participant in the talent show “Código F.A.M.A.,” an “American Idol”-style competition for ...

DB: I had to sing for Rock of Ages. It was all '80s songs which was really hard, but singing Luis Miguel's songs was even harder than that because I had to sound like him.

Boneta says that having to sing in the same key as Luis Miguel was one of his biggest challenges. “You know they colored my hair, [I] tanned and I also dropped 25 pounds, but that's just the ...

Luis Miguel was welcomed by the public following his arrival on Argentina. His fan club, called “Tengo Todo Excepto A Ti,” like one of his most famous songs, has organized a welcoming with ...

“I’ve been singing 18 years, but I wasn’t born with Luis Miguel’s voice. For ‘Rock of Ages,’ I had to sing Journey songs and Foreigner songs, which are incredibly high.