Alan (Mexican singer)

Mexican singer with the band Magneto

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Erick Ibarra Miramontes (born June 28, 1973), best known as Alan, is a Mexican telenovela actor and one of the singers of the Mexican boy band Magneto.[1] He sang with Magneto throughout the 1980s and 1990s. He also acted in several of Televisa's telenovelas and television series.

## Career

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He released his first solo album titled "Alan Azul", being the first single of this production "El aire que me das"and Alan finally decided to let himself be tempted by the world of acting.[citation needed]

### Acting career

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His first telenovela was Rayito de Luz. His second telenovela was Velo de Novia and his third hit telenovela was El Amor No Tiene Precio. His first (and only) television series was Univision's comedy Hospital el Paísa.[citation needed]

## Personal life

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He has one sister and went to New York City and Rome to perfect his singing and acting. His nickname is "Robocop".[citation needed]

## Filmography

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### Telenovelas

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Alma Indomable - as Alberto "Beto" Ocampo (2009)

* "El Amor No Tiene Precio" as Victor Manuel Prado (2005/06)
* "Velo de novia" as Isaac (2003)
* "Rayito de luz" as Abel (2000)

### TV series

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* "Hospital el paisa" as doctor Vasconzelos (2004)
* Cambiando el destino

## References

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1. ^ Bonacich, Drago. "Biography: Alan". Allmusic. Retrieved 10 April 2010.

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