The multimillion dollar amount that Luis Miguel earned with his Netflix series and helped him pay off his debts
Luis Miguel has always avoided the sensationalism of cameras and journalists about his private life. Thatâs why it was surprising that he authorized the production of his autobiographical series on Netflix. However, a large sum of money ($ 5 million) was the reason that convinced him in 2018 to tell his innermost secrets.
For that price, previously untold details of the artistâs life could be revealed: a tragic story that tells a lifetime of family troubles, excesses and romantic secrets that were shared with the multimillion-dollar âSol de MĂ©xicoâ permit.
The series has had as starring Mexican actor Diego Boneta and took place in 13 episodes. After the premiere, the artist and Netflix made huge profits, as âLuis Miguel: The Seriesâ became one of the most viewed streaming content in Latin America.
The second season is coming
The second season of the series is highly anticipated by Luis Miguel fans. Production had to be delayed for reasons related to the Covid-19 pandemic, but is expected to reach Netflix by the last quarter of the year.
According to some North American media, the plot will take place in two timelines. It is known that one of them will explore the singerâs first attempts to stabilize his family and professional life.
Additionally, the next season will include episodes in which her daughter Michelle Salas will appear, who will be played by two different actresses respectively in two different stages.
He helped Luis Miguel out of debt
According to press releases , the production of the bioseries increased the capital of âLuismiâ after it became known that the singer was going through a serious financial crisis.
Luis Miguelâs businessman and friend, Carlos Bremer, was in charge of conducting negotiations with Netflix. He said he plans to double the amount from $ 5 million to $ 10 million next season.
âThey better open their wallets because to win you have to pay. If I were him (Luis Miguel), I wouldnât accept less than $ 10 million. They paid him more than $ 5 million for the first season, âBremer said at the time.
