Miles Peña
Miles Peña (born José Antonio Peña in Havana, Cuba) is a Cuban salsa musician
who began as a child actor in Los Arifices and earned a voice and saxophone
diploma from the Amadeo Rodan Music Academy. He joined the Tropicana cabaret
revue in 1988 as its vocalist, and settled in the Dominican Republic adopting
the stage name Miles and securing a U.S. visa in 1992. He signed with RMM in
1993, released De Qué Me Vale, and in 1994 co‑wrote Oscar D'León’s hit
"Matematica Sexual" while his self‑produced album Que Seas Muy Feliz entered the
Billboard Latin Tropical/Salsa Airplay charts. H...
