Miles Peña is a Cuban singer with a distinguished career in Latin music. Born on June 22 in Havana, Cuba, he began performing at just eight years old as part of a children's television group.
In 1991, he sought political asylum in Austria, a pivotal moment that reshaped his career. The following year, his demo caught the attention of RMM Ralph Mercado Company, leading to a six-year collaboration during which he released over five albums.
With RMM, Miles toured globally, including the renowned Tribute to The Beatles, sharing the stage with legends like Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, and Cheo Feliciano. He performed at prestigious venues such as Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall, bringing his music to audiences across Latin America, Europe, and the Caribbean. These experiences refined his artistry and cemented his reputation in the industry.
Now based in the United States, Miles continues his musical journey, captivating audiences worldwide. His hits include Un Sueño Prohibido, Me Dices Que Te Vas, Llamó Para Decirme, Mírame a la Cara, Un Sentimental, and Aire No Viciado en Mi Existir.
