Professional acoustical guitarist and vocalist, Miguel De Hoyos, native of Monterrey, Mexico began studying at twelve years of age with his father, Ing. Roque de Hoyos instructing him in the earliest years. Since that time, Miguel studied with several of Mexico's finest instructors, developing his own neo-classical style playing everything from the Beatles to the classics. 

Miguel performed his first solo concert when he was sixteen years old. He studied guitar with Maestro Severo Barrera during the time he was accompanying Mimus Teatro, a professional pantomime group of Monterrey. His multi-faceted career includes being musical director and general director of several musicals in Monterrey.

He has had success teaming with his brother, Carlos, also accomplished guitarist. Miguel was a member of a concert group, La Guitarra Por El Mundo traveling throughout Mexico and Europe on a cultural exchange program. In Romania alone, the group performed 14 concerts in 24 days.

Miguel has performed for Nobel Laureate for Literature, Octavio Paz, also Diana Laura de Colosio and other distinguished Mexican citizens including Ambassadors, Governors and Mayors. He has performed in Guanajuato's world famous international Cervantino Festival and he has given concerts in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Acapulco. Miguel has accompanied Spain's Raphael, Tania Libertad from Peru and Mexico's Jorge Muñiz. He has performed with Mexican artist; Chamin Correa, Gilberto Puente, Juan Bruno Terrazas, and Amparo Montes. In addition, he has appeared on Mexican, Dutch, and Romanian television.

In November 1996, Miguel moved to Rosarito Beach, Baja California Norte, Mexico much to the delight of Baja's multi-national community. He performs in many venues locally, with his concert repertoire consisting of classical, popular, folk and international selections.

Miguel recently produced a solo audio cassette titled "Interludio" and a CD, "Seville Suite". The CD title songs are his own compositions and all of his works are original arrangements.