Miguel speaks out against racist attacks on his family

He went on to write: “It doesn’t become acceptable because someone dresses it up as criticism, fandom, speculation, or “concern.”.

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Last year, Miguel shared his first album in eight years, ‘Caos’, which he described as opening with a “raw, existential Spanish monologue” before “unravelling into an experimental meditation on rebirth”.

The album followed on from 2017’s ‘War & Leisure’.

Speaking further about the LP, he explained: “To rebuild, I had to destroy myself. That is the core confrontation of ‘Caos’. Through my personal evolution, I learned that transformation is violent.

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