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Miguel Ríos Campaña (born 7 June 1944, Granada, Spain) is a Spanish singer, composer, actor. He is one of the pioneers of rock and roll in Spain. Ríos was born in La Cartuja, a neighborhood of Granada. The youngest of seven children, he went to work in a local bar at the age of fifteen after little formal education

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In 1967 he recorded Vuelvo a Granada, El río, Contra el cristal, El cartel, y Mira hacia ti. It was in 1970 that he came to be known as a superstar in Spain. His song "Himno de la alegría" (Hymn of Joy) was an extract of the last movement of the ninth symphony of Beethoven and appeared at the height of what was known as symphonic rock. In 1982 Rios released Rock and Rios a live double album recorded during the 5 and 6 March in Madrid at the Pabellón del Real Madrid and published in June of the same year. This album is considered by many music critics and fans as one of the most important works of modern Spanish (Iberian) rock and a turning point for the music industry in Spain. Rios sold over 450,000 copies in less than one year, a feat he never again came close to surpassing.

Lyrics By – M. Ríos Music By – R. Trabucchelli. B4. Vuelvo A Granada. Written-By – M. Ríos. B5. Soy Algo Que Quisieras Borrar. Written-By – A. Sáinz, T. Luz. Mira Hacia Tí ‎(LP, Album). 30) 130 238, 130 238. Spain.

Ríos was born in La Cartuja, a neighborhood of Granada. The youngest of seven children, he went to work in a local bar at the age of fifteen after little formal education. His interest in rock and roll led him to participate in a song contest at Cenicienta 60 radio station, in which he and his friends won a prize for singing the Paul Anka song "You Are My Destiny". In 1967 he recorded Vuelvo a Granada, El río, Contra el cristal, El cartel, y Mira hacia ti. His song Himno de la alegría (Hymn of joy) was an extract of the last movement of the ninth symphony of Beethoven and appeared at the height of what was known as symphonic rock. He sold three million copies worldwide and was number one on some foreign music charts. It was released in English as "A Song Of Joy", and reached Number 14 on the Billboard charts in 1970.

Lively Positive Sentimental Strong Swinging Agreeable Dreamy Explosive Marching Optimistic. Bye Bye Ríos: Rock Hasta el Final. Recorded live in his native Granada, Bye Bye Rios is an emotive memento of seminal Spanish rocker Miguel Rios' farewell tour, after a 50-year career. Bye Bye Rios includes a book with texts by Rios and photographs from the tour. 11. El Ruido de Fondo.