Héctor de Miguel (1977, Salamanca) first gained recognition in 1998 after winning the local phase of the Imaginarock music contest in his hometown and collaborating with various local media under the stage name Quequé. In 2001, he won the Second Monologue Competition of “El Club de la Comedia.”
On television, he joined the creative teams of “La Corriente Alterna” (Telecinco) and “Splunge” (TVE), and worked as a writer and contributor on “La Noche con Fuentes y Cía” (Telecinco) from 2002 to 2005. He later collaborated on “Noche Hache” (Cuatro) for three years (2005–2008) and hosted “Estas no son las noticias” on the same network between 2008 and 2009.
From 2009 to 2013, he took part in “Abierto hasta las 2” (RNE) and toured Spain with several solo shows. In 2012, he joined “The Hole”, where he remained for three years as master of ceremonies.
In 2014, he premiered “La Lista Tonta” on Comedy Central and that same year began his collaboration on “La Vida Moderna” (Cadena SER) alongside David Broncano and Ignatius Farray. In 2018, the show received the Premio Ondas for Best Radio Program. From 2017 to 2021, he directed and co-hosted “La Lengua Moderna” (SER) with Valeria Ros.
In 2016, he joined “Locomundo” (Movistar) as a contributor and, two seasons later, took over as director and host, a role he held for four years. During that time, he was also a regular collaborator on “La Resistencia” (Movistar).
In 2021, he launched “Hora Veintipico” on Cadena SER, a daily satirical news show that he writes, directs, and hosts. The program now boasts over 115,000 YouTube subscribers and a live stage adaptation.
