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In 1986, Mateos recorded in the United States his first solo album (officially, but in practice he still used members of ZAS as supporting band). With a much more polished sound, and greater pop accessibility than the ZAS works, Mateos jumped on the crest of the wave of
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tended to be seen as pop. This has sometimes led to cultural confusion about how to categorize the current Miguel Mateos musical output, as outside
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He became involved in music since he was 15 years of age. In 1979, he and his brother
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from that time, including the homonymous track, "Cuando Seas Grande", and "Mi Sombra en la Pared".
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Miguel Mateos/Zas in 1982: Miguel Mateos, Fernando Lupano, Ricardo
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