Biography

Fernando Miceli belongs to the Tango performers who's aim is the symbiosis between the traditional tango spirit and an up to date interpretation without leaving the classical tango structures.

He was born in Quilmes, a city near from the capital Buenos Aires. At the age of 6 years took Miceli his first steps towards music being assisted by his mother, a music teacher and opera singer.

In 1978 Miceli was admitted in the "Conservatorio Nacional Manuel de Falla" of Buenos Aires, where he studied cello, flute, choral direction and singing. He was trained in singing by Carlo Bianchi, Hector de Rosas und Leo Schwarz, in choral direction by Rodolfo Van der Meulen and Antonio Russo and in tango interpretation by the well known maestro Sebastian Piana.
Miceli's first public concerts were as baritone of the choir of the "Conservatorio Nacional Manuel de Falla" and "Coro Bach". He built also his first chamber voice ensemble "Octeto del Sur" which Miceli leaded and with which he gave several performances.

After finishing his music studies in 1986 absolved Fernando Miceli a two years drama study at the "Taller Teatral San Cristobal" of Buenos Aires followed by his first performances in theatre, musical and café concerts.

In 1992 immigrated Miceli to Berlin. There he worked as singer and actor, performing with several groups of Latin-American music and Tango in Buenos Aires, Germany, Italy, Spain und Poland.

He toured in 2004 with the argentinian duo El Tropezón through Argentina, playing among other venues at the legendary Café Homero of Buenos Aires, one of the best known places of tango there.