Michał began his career in a folk dance group in his hometown of Poznań. He has danced on stages around the world, presenting Polish national dances and folklore. At the age of 23, he discovered tango and remained involved with it for the rest of his life. He founded and ran an Argentine tango school in Poznań, where he taught until 2022. He later moved to southern Poland, where he runs the Tango Salon and Tango Museum in Bielsko-Biała. He also conducts guest workshops throughout the country. 

He is a representative of the salon style, and his greatest maestros include Carlos Rivarola, Juan Amaya, Javier Rodriguez, and Andres Laza Moreno.

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In 2013, he founded the Tango Theater. He has directed performances such as "Buenos Aires Hora Cero," "Rebecca Dances Tango," "Argentina Tango Show," and "Tango Is a Woman."

He organizes tango festivals and marathons, including the Tango Congress, Infinity Tango Festival, and Lunatico Tango Marathon.

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He is the director of four editions of Argentine tango competitions, including two Official Qualifiers for the Tango World Cup in Buenos Aires.

He and his wife won the pista, waltz, and milonga categories at the Tango Baltic Cup in 2025. He has also performed at traditional milongas in Buenos Aires.