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In 1985, he represented Mexico in OTI Festival, earning "Revelation of the Festival". In 1986, he started his solo carer after signing up to EMI, issuing a self-titled album that featured his first international hits: "Bella" (Beautiful woman), "Soñador" (Dreamer)[3], "Poco a poco" (Little by little) and "Siempre" (Always), the latter composed by the nicaraguan song writer Hernaldo Zúñiga. His debut album was originally credited to "Manuel Mijares," but the disc was later reissued with the billing changed to simply "Mijares. Read more on Last.fm.

Mexican singer Manuel Mijares had his first experience in music while participating in his school chorus at a very young age, making his professional debut in 1981 in a local festival called Valores Juveniles. After living in Japan, singing in a night club, Manuel Mijares joined Latin pop star Emmanuel, starting his solo carer after signing up to EMI, issuing a self-titled album in 1985, climbing charts around Latin America with his first international hit "No Se Murió El Amor," debuting as an actor while playing a role in Escápate Conmigo, working along with singer/actress Lucero, who became his wife in January, 1997. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.