Miquel Àngel Aguiló was born in Palma de Mallorca.

Musical studies in Palma, Barcelona and Holland with Miriam Rader, G. Motatu, Herre Jan Stegenga, Ad Van Dongen and Marçal Cervera.

Professional degree Plan 66 and superior degree of violoncello.

He has been part of various national and international chamber formations: Nederland Kamer Orquest, Spanish Baroque Orchestra, Baroque Orchestra of the University of Salamanca, Studium Aureum and La Real Cámara. Currently works with the Baroque Orchestra of Seville and Al Ayre Español (historicist groups). With these he has recorded for Radio France, Harmonia Mundi, Prometeo and Ambroisie.

At the same time he is dedicated to composition, focusing on the world of soundtracks, and attends various courses of management.

His early works of youth already show an inclination towards descriptive music. It leads the composition to the service of each project, without complexes or ties in using any style, either with sonorities close to the old music or with the most radical avant-gardes.

Without leaving the freestyle composition, his works range from original soundtracks to musics for theatrical shows, large format shows, cabaret, multimedia or spots.

In 2009 she participated with the pop group Antonia Font in "Coser i cantar", which was awarded by the Academy of Music as Best Pop Album 2009 and by the Generalitat de Catalunya with the 2009 Music Prize.

In 2011 he is nominated for the Premis Escènica for "No te'n riguis de Rambeau", and in 2012 he won the Best Music Award in the same competition.

Works such as "Climàtic" arouse great interest from the public and critics, where Aguiló shows his concern for the environment in which we live.

Currently he is immersed in various compositional projects and does not close the door to any challenge, strange as it may seem. It makes enthusiasm a way of life.