Born in Stuttgart (Germany) in 1984, he began his music studies at the age of seven at the Tenor Cortis Professional Conservatory of Music in Dénia. Specializing in classical guitar under the guidance of Professor Vicent Ballester, he participated early on in public activities and auditions. He continued his intermediate studies at the same conservatory, attending numerous courses and seminars taught by renowned guitar professionals such as Tomás Camacho, Carles Trepat, Hopkinson Smith, Nacho Rodes, Marçal Cervera, Joaquín Clerch, Carlo Marchione, Aniello Desiderio, and Michel Zanetti.

In 2005, he began his studies at ESMUC (Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya) in classical guitar (under the tutelage of Alex Garrobé) and flamenco guitar (under the guidance of Maestro Cañizares).

As a soloist, he has performed in various auditoriums across Spain and on Radio Ser programs. He also undertook a concert tour sponsored by Injuve in 2002, performing in Segovia, the Madrid Auditorium, and other cities outside Spain, including Peru, Switzerland, Italy, France, and Germany.

With the Luys Milán Guitar Association, he participated in concert tours in cities such as Aspe, Evian (France), Vevey (Switzerland), and at the Olympic Auditorium in Lausanne.

In 2000, he achieved success in various guitar competitions, including: 2nd prize at the XII Young Performers Competition in Villena; 2nd prize at the V Vila de Salou Music Competition; and 1st prize and Best Guitarist of the Valencian Community at the X Francesc Tárrega Spain Guitar Competition for Young Performers in Villarreal. He also received the Diputación de Alicante Award.

Currently, he collaborates with several cultural organizations in Europe to promote music education through the guitar. He also performs concerts worldwide and offers masterclasses on “stage fright” and the interpretation of music from different eras (forms and understanding).