PROFILE

After winning first prize for chamber music at the Conservatorio de Musica de Teruel, Miguel graduated from the Accordion Department of the Conservatorio Municipal de Barcelona in 2003. Since relocating to Japan, he has captivated audiences as a soloist at live houses, embassies, hotels, and theaters nationwide. On the flamenco stage, Miguel has performed with Yoko Komatsubara, Shoji Kojima, Antonio Alonso, and others, showcasing a diverse repertoire from Spanish and Italian pop to chanson and bossa nova. He has also appeared on NHK Educational TV’s “Spanish Language Course” and NHK World’s “TOKYO EYE,” and hosted “Latin Culture Center Impact Latino.” With extensive international experience in performance, media, narration, translation, and supervision, Miguel is a constantly evolving artist highly regarded on the world stage.