Miguel Poveda started singing when he was quite young. However, it was not until 1993, when he won the most sought-after award, "La Lampera Minera" in the 33rd Song Festival de las Minas de La Unión, that he became known to a wider public. At the same festival, Miguel Poveda obtained three further awards, La Cartagenera, La Malagueña and La Soleá.

Having gained recognition as a new talent by the professional world, his artistic career quickly developed. In 1994, the film director Bigas Luna took him on as an actor in the film "La Teta i la Lluna". One year later, he produced his first CD, "Viento del Este" together with musicians such as Moraíto, Carles Benavent and José Soto.

 In 1996, Miguel Poveda collaborated in various festivals in Spain and Europe and set out for his first tour in Japan. In the following year, he produced a show about García Lorca for a seminar organised by the University of Bologna, Italy. In 1998, he attended the "Festival of Culture and Arts" in Ramallah, Palestine, and was the invited artist in "La Vida es un Sueño" presented by Calixto Bieito in the International Festival of Edinburgh. At the same time, he presented successfully his latest show, "Suena Flamenco" throughout Europe. The most outstanding pieces of these live concerts are included in his new CD, "Suena Flamenco". 

Miguel Poveda is one of these artists who grow once they are on stage and manages to connect quickly with the public. Maybe, his way of being and his natural enchantment are the virtues with which Miguel Poveda captures the public from the very first moment.

Viento del Este (1995)

Suena Flamenco (Harmonia Mundi Ibérica HMI 987019, 1999)

Zaguan (Harmonia Mundi, 2001)

Poemas Del Exilio Rafael ALberti (Harmonia Mundi, 2004)

Qawwali-Flamenco (Accords Crois?s AC114, 2006)