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Michael Stuart plays Juan Gabriel and wins Univision’s “To Cara Me Sonito”

Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy
May 9, 2022
Michael Stuart plays Juan Gabriel and wins Univision’s “To Cara Me Sonito”
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Salsa singer Michael Stuart The winner was announced Sunday night “Your face is familiar to me”, From Univision. Throughout the competition, the 47-year-old translator established himself as one of the favorites on a reality show, despite his first experience.

With his acting as “Daddy Yankee” Y “Celia Cruz”He was the president of the musical successes of “Love at first sight” and “Imagining your love”, which introduced his first production “Cuentos de la vecindad” in 1996, and was able to gain the respect and admiration of the public and the band. The judges passed Angelica Vale, Charidin Coyko, Eden Munoz Y Victor Manuel. As soon as the results were known, the artist’s followers and TV site went to social networks to express themselves.

“Michael Stuart ‘Your face sounds like a bell’ Winner of the 2022 season. Congratulations!”, They wrote on “Reality”‘s Instagram account.

“‘And it’. With this, there can be no doubt about who you are. As a Puerto Rican and salsa artist, I have a world at your feet to reap new successes,” said Alicia Rivera. “Michael Stuart, great man and you’re spectacular in all the presentations. Celia Cruz and today, Juan Gabriel. You were my favorite. I said from the first presentation that you are going to be the winner. Many blessings. God bless you,” said Betsyda Marrero Molina.

During the finale, the late Mexican singer-songwriter co-hosted the late “View to Night” show. John Gabriel. Just like the nominee with Celia Cruz last week Latin Grammy In 2005 he impressed everyone in the studio with his excellent hue skills.

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With a grand prize of $ 50,000, this layer will support the Ola del Cielo Foundation, which is dedicated to providing bodyboarding clinics and treatments for children and young people with Down Syndrome.

Last March, before the reality show started, Stuart said in an interview New day Being in “your face looks like me” is not easy. However, despite the tiring rehearsal and preparation days, he enjoyed it to the fullest as it was a new aspect of his life.

“My fear is that Christian (Daniel) will take all the women away from me,” he joked after being asked what his biggest fear was when the cameras were turned on. “It’s not fear, it’s fear we leave in the drawer. That worry is, one knows how complicated it is to get into someone else’s clothes, you have to be beautiful, you have to do it well. I think the only thing that worries me is that people and the artist can see what has been done with real and serious work. The singer explained.

Regarding the subject of criticism, the presenter promised to be prepared to face them. He also said he would use the denials to his advantage, and that strategy seemed to work for him.

“Easy. Ignore them, read them, listen to them, analyze them if they make sense, if it’s helpful to me. If not, I’ll turn to the page. I can change the bad for the better, I can make the better, and I’m not optimistic about catching the good and the good reviews. I will not listen to destructive criticism, ” he said.

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“Your Face Sounds to Me” came on Univision in 2020, based on the British “show” “Your face is known”. Mexican singer தசா The Puerto Rican translator was declared the winner Melina Leone He was amazed by his character Gloria Stephen Y Olga Donan In an attempt to win the big prize Multiple Sclerosis Foundation of Puerto Rico.

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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