Morir de amor (Miguel Bosé song)

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"Morir de amor" is a 1978 hit song by José Luis Perales writes for Miguel Bosé, from his sixth album Miguel. The song is one of the singer's signature broken heart tunes.^[1] The song begins "Morir de amor, despacio y en silencio".^[2]

References

^ Javier Flores Miénteme mientras me besas 2001 "Miguel Bosé es mi referencia prima.... sufrientes de toda su carrera (Te amaré, Morir de amor ..)"
^ Walter Riso Manual para no morir de amor 2012 "Morir de amor, despacio y en silencio" canta Miguel Bosé"

v t e Miguel Bosé
Studio albums	Bandido Salamandra Los chicos no lloran Bajo el signo de Caín Laberinto Sereno Por vos muero Velvetina Cardio Amo
Live albums	Directo 90 Girados en Concierto (with Ana Torroja) Papitour Bosé MTV Unplugged
Collaborations	Papito Papitwo
Songs and singles	"Linda" "Morir de amor" "Nena" "Como un Lobo" "Manos Vacías" "Si Tú No Vuelves" "El Sitio de Mi Recreo" "Corazones" "Agua y Sal"
Other songs	"El Río" "Encadenados"

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