Filming began on the series that will reveal unknown aspects of Miguel Bosé’s life. This is what is known regarding its actors and development.
© Provided by VEA Magazine
Miguel Bose
After being a staunch defender of his personal life, the Spanish singer, born in Panama, Miguel Bose He has decided to open up a little more and expose aspects of his private life. To begin with, he published the book Captain Thunder’s son, where he reveals how his childhood was, the relationship with his father, how the separation from his parents affected him and in general how he leaned towards the arts and not towards bullfighting, as Luis Dominguín, his father, expected. Now he announces that he gave the go-ahead to the bioseries that began filming and that Paramount + will launch. The same producer and platform announced the start of production on their social networks, as well as the singer.
⚡ATTENTION!⚡ This week we start recording #Bosé our exclusive series of #ParamountPlus regarding the amazing life of #miguelbose, we will premiere it this year and it comes with this super cast: @ivansanchezz_ Y @JosePastorr_ ???????? Like if you’re also dying to see them in action? ???? pic.twitter.com/F4egrNN6ab
— Paramount+ Latinoamérica (@ParamountPlusLA) January 11, 2022
About the protagonists it is known that they will be Iván Sánchez and José Pastor. The first will be Bosé in his mature stage, while Pastor will embody him when he was younger and began his career in the 70s in the Spanish space. tonight…party, presented by José María Íñigo.
You may also be interested in: Unusual: Megan Fox drank her fiancé’s blood
The series that began filming in Spain will be called Bose, will have six episodes and will be a kind of continuation of the text regarding his life that he launched in 2021, which means that it will reveal the artistic and personal life of the youth and adult stages of Spanish. The book only goes as far as when he first steps on stage in 1977.
In the published advance, the histriones are seen singing the theme Como un lobo.
