Biography of Miguel Serna
From Wuppertal to the Valencian remember axis
Miguel Eric Serna Vesper, known artistically as Miguel Serna or DJ Miguel Serna, is a DJ and producer associated with the history of Spanish dance, hard dance, and the remember scene. He was born in 1974 in Wuppertal, in North Rhine-Westphalia, and developed his career in Spain, with a particularly strong connection to the Valencian Community and the circuit of clubs on the Mediterranean coast. His entry into the DJ booth came at a very young age, in a family context linked to nightclubs and the dance floor, and since then he has built a style of DJing based on melody, energy, and direct reading of the crowd.
Rockola, Virtual and a dance floor school
His name became linked to venues like Rockola and Virtual, two benchmarks for several generations of the remember audience. He has also passed through the booths of Pacha, Penélope, Amnesia, and other key nightclubs on the national circuit, combining vocal sets, powerful basslines, and an emotional narrative that is highly recognizable on the dance floor. In Spanish club culture, he is identified as a selector capable of uniting the legacy of the nineties and the two-thousands with a contemporary sensibility, keeping alive a repertoire of dance, hard house, trance, and eurodance anthems.
Production, awards and hard dance language
In addition to his career as a DJ, he has released his own music and collaborations with names such as Head Horny's, Ismael Lora, Raúl Soto, Tito DJ, Omar Díaz, and Álex Cervera. His discography highlights releases such as No More, Fire!!!, In My Dreams, End of the Road, Ayo Technology, Last Night, This Is Me, and a new phase of releases oriented towards hard house and hard dance. His career has accumulated national recognition within the dance and hard dance sphere, reinforcing his position as a figure of continuity between the golden age of macro-clubs and the current revival of the remember sound.
Medusa, Hardance Station and the present
His presence at Medusa Festival and Medusa Beach Club keeps him connected with a massive audience that continues to champion the music of the nineties and two-thousands. In recent years, he has strengthened his creative activity alongside Álex Cervera through Hardance Station, a label focused on hard dance productions and twelve-inch vinyls. In that context, recent releases have arrived such as Back To 2000, 9 In My Speaker, Jump Jump, The Beat, Right Now, I'm Ready, and Play That Song. His current moment combines performances at festivals and remember events, long-duration sets, and new production that connects nostalgia and contemporary energy.
