14 Facts About Mickael Carreira

Mickael Carreira was born on Mickael Araujo Antunes on 3 April 1986 and is a Portuguese pop singer and songwriter.

Mickael Carreira is most famous for his ballads and the romanticism of his songs made him one of the best selling artists in Portugal.

Mickael is the eldest son of the singer Tony Carreira and took his stage name from his father.

Mickael Carreira is the son of the Portuguese singer Tony Carreira and Fernanda Araujo.

Mickael Carreira's brother is the singer David Carreira and his younger sister Sara, who died in car accident, was a celebrity and singer.

Mickael Carreira was born in the town of Dourdan belonging to the metropolitan area of Paris.

Mickael Carreira spent his childhood in France until his family decided to move to Portugal when he was 15.

In 2001, Mickael Carreira made his concert debut as he sang together with his father in the Olympia Hall in Paris.

In 2009, Mickael Carreira recorded his first duet collaborating with the Indonesian singer Anggun on the song Chama por me.

In 2014, together with Enrique Iglesias, Mickael Carreira recorded the Portuguese version of the song Bailando, which became an instant hit in Portugal.

Mickael Carreira released three singles in this language including Yo Puedo Esperar, one of the themes of the Mexican TV series Por siempre mi amor.

In 2017, Mickael Carreira recorded the song Ya Ya Ya together with the Colombian singer Sebastian Yatra.

Since 2012, Mickael Carreira's partner has been the presenter and actress Laura Figueiredo.

In March 2017, they became parents to a daughter Beatriz to whom Mickael Carreira dedicated his song O teu lugar.