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Louis Miguel, where he lives today: This is his penthouse fame in Miami.

Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy
August 24, 2021
Louis Miguel, where he lives today: This is his penthouse fame in Miami.
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‘S personal life Louis Miguel He always arouses the interest of his fans and the media, and although ‘Soul de Mexico’ is generally a very isolated man, various details about his family, friends, love and close environment are common, especially after the release of his Netflix autobiography series

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Louis Miguel He spent part of his youth on the shores of Acapulco, where he had two luxurious mansions, one in Los Prius and the other in Acapulco Diamond. However, it is known that he abandoned these properties due to lack of privacy.

Some videos of three young men entering the mansion a few months ago “The Sun of Mexico” In Agapulko, it is now abandoned. The Mexican translator left due to housing complexes built around the area. That is why many wonder: where does the translator of “Law Condition” live today? Here we tell you.

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This is Louis Miguel Pentavus in Miami

Louis Miguel currently resides on the 46th floor of an exclusive skyscraper in Miami. This place is one of the most exclusive in the city and has everything you need to make any neighborhood comfortable and have a good time.

This is the Jade building that is considered to be the real estate jewel of the city located in Brooklyn Bay. The property is very close to the shops and restaurants of Mary Brickell Village and Brickell City Center, so it was very expensive.

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The building is located within 20 minutes of sports complexes such as Marilyn’s Park, American Airlines Arena, and South Beach.

Louis Miguel lives on the 46th floor of an exclusive skyscraper in Miami (Photo: Jade Miami Brickell)

In addition, the apartment has a magnificent view of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay and the city. So there is no doubt that the translator of “Until You Forget Me” lives comfortably in this place.

But that’s not all. The Louis Miguel Residence property features a state-of-the-art gym, swimming pool, restaurant, racquetball court, rooftop sky-lounge and spa.

According to the “Pandoraweb” portal, the “El Sol de Mexico” property is over 4,200 square feet, with four bedrooms, each with a bathroom, separate utility room, terrace and three parking spaces.

Kondo has an amazing view of the Atlantic Ocean, Piscan Bay and the city (Photo: Kondo Blackbook)
Kondo has an amazing view of the Atlantic Ocean, Piscan Bay and the city (Photo: Kondo Blackbook)

As if that weren’t enough, security tenants in the building guarantee the overall privacy of the property. One thing that is clear is that the singer lives in a whole house with a good time and everything needed to stay at home.

As it is recalled, Louis Miguel spent most of his youth in the exclusive area of ​​Acapulco. Rudy Tesero, who worked for many years at one of the most important nightclubs in the area, allowed him to meet the Mexican singer, who would have been released from his mansion because they had no privacy at the time. .

The most famous mansion, he invited his associates to host big parties, was demolished in 2013 by a real estate company and sold to start another architectural project on the site, however, it has not yet come into effect.

“This is Mickey’s house and one of the reasons he went here. Look at what they built near his fence because he lost his privacy. Said.

Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. He focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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