Booking Miro Jaroš

He spent his childhood in Teplička nad Váhom. After graduating from high school, he went to England, where he worked and studied English for more than two years. After returning to Slovakia, he founded the music project On the way, later the boys’ band R.A.Y.S. Although the recordings were played on local radio stations, they were not interested in the publishers.

In 2001, he left for Israel to earn his own album. He survived four years in Tel Aviv. He made money from casual modeling and played a small role in the Israeli film What a wonderful place. He sang vocals for local performers, thanks to which he met producer Gerry Vlodavsky. They recorded several demos with an Eastern feel, but did not complete the project, as the singer left Israel in 2004 due to the show Slovakia is looking for a Superstar. He finished sixth in the competition. The finalists of the competition recorded the successful single “Until You Can Dream”.

In 2005 he released his debut album Exoterika, which received a platinum record for the sale of more than 10,000 music media. The following albums Pressure Pressure (2008) and Grass Must Grow (2010) contain singles, which have been ranked among the most played Slovak songs. [Missing source] . He opened a music publishing house, produced the successful album # Nová for Dominika Mirgová and began collaborating with the Kvapka náděje foundation for which he wrote the song I must have hope. Since 2013, he has also been the author of children’s motivational books. Musically, Miro returned to the scene at the end of 2014 when he released his fifth studio album entitled # 5 (2014) and also the children’s album Songs for (In) Obedient Children (2014).