Miki Martz

Miki Martz, born Miguel Ángel Martínez Martínez on October 5, 1993, in Murcia, is a Spanish singer and songwriter who began releasing music independently in the late 2010s, introducing himself with early singles like “La Foto” (2017) and “Se Murió” (2019)After a period focused on building audience through social platforms, he re-emerged in 2024 with a series of Spanish-language versions and ballads—among them “TATTOO,” “En Otra Vida,” and “En Qué Estrella Estará”—that broadened his reach across streaming services and set the tone for a more polished, romantic pop sound. In 2025, Miki Martz accelerated his release pace: the devotional long-form single “Libéranos” arrived in April, followed by reinterpretations such as “The Sound of Silence” and “Die With a Smile,” alongside pop-culture tributes like “Eye of the Tiger” and “Dragon Ball GT Opening.” He also stepped into higher-profile collaborations, featuring on “AMÉN” with Maki and María Artés, which helped position him within Spain’s mainstream pop circuit. That momentum culminated with the romantic single “Chocando con Tu Amor,” released to streaming on August 22, 2025 and supported by an official video rollout, quickly becoming one of his most popular tracks.