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#luismiguel #cristiancastro #juangabriel All's fair in love and war...and in music, too. "Suave" isn't a song that came into Luis Miguel's life by chance; on the contrary, it was the perfect revenge for that Cris Valdés character in the series who, in real life, was none other than Cristian Castro. Verónica Castro's son had launched his career in 1992 with his debut album "Agua Nueva," reaching number three on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. He threatened to become the new iconic Mexican face of the '90s, and Luis Miguel didn't like the idea one bit. In episode 3 of the second season of his series, Luis Miguel confirms the envy he felt for Cristian's success, as he was on a hiatus in his career after the death of his father, Luisito Rey, and the disappearance of his mother, Marcela Basteri. His album "Aries" was stalled because the songs by his longtime songwriter, Juan Carlos Calderón, weren't quite working out for him. During this time, he learned that Kiko Cibrián had worked with Cristian on his first album and fired him from his team. Ultimately, Luis Miguel and Kiko reconciled and together released "Aries" in 1993, a work that gave Luis Miguel a breath of fresh air after his successful bolero album (photo 1) and brought him closer to a younger audience. In this way, "El Sol" regained the momentum he needed to solidify his career once again. "Aries" remained at number one on the Billboard Latin Pop Albums chart for 19 weeks and achieved diamond and platinum certifications in various countries. "Aries" remained at number one on the Billboard Latin Pop Albums chart for 19 weeks and achieved diamond and platinum certifications in several countries. Moreover, the final blow for Cristian Castro was the Grammy Award for "Best Latin Pop Album" that he won when both were nominated and according to the producer of Verónica's son, that statuette was taken from them due to the influence of the 'Sun of Mexico'.