Miguel Bosé shows off his Sunday in Andorra
The Spanish artist has posted a video on social media from his new home in Andorra
Miguel Bosé is already sharing glimpses of his new life in Andorra on social media. The Spanish artist posted a video on Sunday recorded at his new home in Can Diumenge, one of the Principality’s most exclusive residential areas.
The footage shows a squirrel approaching one of the house’s windows as Bosé offers it a nut from his hand. The animal takes the food before moving away, in a scene the singer decided to share with his followers.
The post shows the natural surroundings of the artist’s new home, characterised by peace and quiet, scenic views and proximity to wildlife. Bosé has thus shared one of the first everyday moments from his new chapter in the Principality.
A new life in Andorra
The singer’s arrival in Andorra has attracted attention because of his international profile and the exclusivity of the area where he has chosen to settle. Can Diumenge, located in Escaldes-Engordany, is home to some of the country’s most luxurious and sought-after properties.
Before moving to the Principality, Miguel Bosé lived in Mexico, where he experienced several security incidents, including a violent robbery at his home.
His desire to live closer to Spain, where he maintains many of his personal and professional ties, and his search for a safer and quieter environment are believed to have been among the factors that led him to choose Andorra as his new place of residence.
The decision to move to Andorra is also reportedly linked to the education of the two children who live with Miguel Bosé. They will attend Agora Andorra International School in L’Aldosa de la Massana. The private school, part of the Globeducate group, offers the International Baccalaureate and a multilingual educational model.
As La Veu Lliure previously reported, tuition costs €12,400 per student per year, plus €2,010 for school meals. The combined cost therefore amounts to approximately €28,820 per academic year, excluding initial enrolment fees, books and uniforms. The school is located at an altitude of 1,250 metres and has more than 7,000 square metres of facilities.
