Miguel Bosé Plans Move to Andorra for Sons' School Enrollment

Spanish singer Miguel Bosé is planning to relocate to Andorra, with reports indicating he has already enrolled his two sons at a school in the parish of La Massana.

The 69-year-old artist, known for hits like "Don Diablo" and "Amante bandido," was spotted in Andorra on Monday visiting the Agora International School in L'Aldosa to handle the enrollment personally, according to journalists Laura Fa and Lorena Vázquez on Spain's Mamarazzis programme. He was also seen strolling through the capital's commercial centre.

Bosé, who has lived in Mexico since 2018 after facing long-running tax disputes with Spanish authorities, appears set to move closer to the Iberian peninsula while benefiting from Andorra's low-tax regime. Real estate sources say he has tasked an agency with finding a chalet featuring a garden and at least four bedrooms, ideally in La Massana near the school—though Ordino or central areas remain options. His budget is around €20,000 per month in rent, and he has specified no apartments, only standalone houses.

The twins, born in 2011 via surrogacy and grandchildren of actress Lucía Bosé and matador Luis Miguel Dominguín, are pre-enrolled for the coming academic year at the multilingual institution, formerly known as the Col·legi dels Pirineus. News of their enrollment has sparked discussions among parents familiar with Bosé's career and his vocal opposition to Covid-19 vaccines during the pandemic.

No timeline has been confirmed for Bosé's arrival, but local real estate professionals have received his precise requirements. The singer's shift from Mexico follows years abroad amid fiscal issues in Spain.