Begun is career as a performer with the independent theater groups of his native Madrid. At age 17 moved to New York City and continues performing in the Spanish Theater. One of his performances was nominated for the Spanish Association of Theater Critics Awards. The following year entered New York University Tisch School of the Art, Theater Program Acting Department from where he graduated. Latter on he had the honor to train with Jerzy Grotowski, Ryszard Cieslak and Jacek Zmysłowski artist he admired ever since his first contact with Theater.

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Always looking to improve his performance craft, he searched different performing arts forms. This led him to work with the famous Swiss Mime Company Mummenschanz and the New York Big Apple Circus. His deep respect for the tenacity and constant training of the circus performer inspired him to research the world of clown. He performed his own clown Tachin Talete in different venues collaborating also with the Non for Profit Organization Clowns Without Borders.

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With the turn of the millennium he decided to return to his hometown Madrid. There he collaborated with several theater groups performing in different venues; and he taught acting, movement for actors, and clown techniques.

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After three years in Madrid he moved to Barcelona and this was a turning point in his performing career. There he met the Japanese Butoh master Tadashi Endo who was influenced by Kazuo Onho, one of Butoh founders, and Mr.Camarero begun to learn Butoh from him. In 2009 the master honors his pupil inviting him to dance in the Butoh Opera Admeto, directed by the German film and opera director Doris Dörrie. The opera was presented at the International Haendel Festival in Göttingen, Germany and at the International Festival Edinburgh in Scotland.

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By now Miguel Camarero had found the performance art he wants to express him self with. Realizing the complexity of Butoh he continues his training with another Japanese master Yumiko Yoshioka from the lineage of Butoh founder Tatsumi Hijikata. Later on Miguel Camarero moved to Berlin and became Ms. Yoshioka’s workshop assistant. From their collaboration, several workshop performances have been created and performed around the world. In 2013 they conceived and realized an intercultural exchange project named Hybrid.  It was performed in Mexico City and Lima, Peru.

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In 2016 Mr. Camarero begun to teach his own Butoh inspired movement workshop that he calls BodyKronos. 

 

Mr. Camarero is a versatile performer and inspiring teacher, who for the past twelve years had dedicated himself to the art of Butoh. He has performed and taught internationally, and collaborated with other artist in the creation of innovative performing projects.