Miguelito led to develop his own work focused on the creation of instrumental music in the most high quality. The first disc Miguelito, released in 1992, took the name of Miguel Instrumental Tatton, which included the participation of saxophonist Jazz, the French Boudrioua Idris, who was in Brazil for the Free Jazz Festival. With constant travel, Miguelito only returned to recording in 2004 when they released their second album, Miguelito Instrumental , with the participation of trumpeters Márcio Montarroyos and Daniel Day, and once again the presence of Idris Boudrioua. In this CD, Miguelito had two sons, Alexander Artioli on bass and Erik Artioli on drums. He leads currently work titled Amazonia, composed, so far, nine tracks, which appear again in his two sons, the Austrian saxophonist Robert Friedl, Celso Pixinga bassist, drummer Victor Beltrami, keyboardist Otavio Neto, the bassists, Port Antonio and Alex Mosque and the guitarist Orlando Bonzi.