Born in Jerez de la Frontera (1985), Miguel Ángel Heredia has built a career at the intersection of baile and cante, grounded in the Jerez school and shaped by study with maestros including Manuela Carpio, Chiqui de Jerez, and Adela Campallo. His professional beginnings were in the emblematic tablao El Lagá de Tío Parrilla under Juan Parrilla, with whom he made his first international tour (Italy, 1999). That same year he joined Manuel Morao and Gitanos de Jerez, before relocating to Seville in 2003 to work in leading tablaos, including Los Gallos and El Arenal. 

Heredia’s trajectory includes festival appearances and touring across Europe and beyond; since 2008 he has returned regularly to Japan for teaching and performance engagements. In 2017 he received the Premio Joven of the Festival de Jerez, recognition that coincides with his emergence as a prominent contemporary performer. He is currently a member of Manuel Liñán’s company, appearing in the touring productions ¡Viva! and Muerta de amor. Alongside his company work, Heredia develops artist-led projects that foreground his dual practice—including his recital HEREDIA, where he brings the voice, he long reserved for private settings into the public sphere and places cante and baile in direct dialogue.