In Buenos Aires, I was part of several groups. I played reggae with the band Armando Boy y los de Sarly, and later I participated in a tango trio called Trío Gotá. I was also a member of Los Pepas (rock and blues) and Pares Idos, combining rehearsals and recordings with musicians like Adrian Melli (trumpet), and experimenting with jazz and bossa nova.

In 2002 I moved to Spain, where I continued my musical training and began working with orchestras such as Orquesta Classic and Orquesta Jamaica. At the same time, I participated in jazz and fusion projects in Alicante: I was a member of the quintet 5 Gatos Jazz Band, and I collaborated with musicians such as Simone Torriano (pianist), Pablo Fojo (double bass), Nelson de León (drums), Eo Simón (pianist and composer), Lucas Bramucci (guitarist), and Mateo Quesseno (guitarist).

I played in venues in Alicante such as Jamboree as part of the resident group Involukrados, 4 gatos jazz, The Duke, Little Duke, La rata cellarda, Café concierto 16, Noray puerto, Finca Villamarco, Refugio Jazz club, Cuevas de Canelobre among others.

From 2004 onwards I contacted some DJs and got into electronic music playing in clubs in the province such as Isla Marina port (Alicante), Isla Arenales (Santa Pola), Alma de mar lounge bar (Alicante), Chicago Café lounge (Alicante), pub El Desafío neighborhood (Alicante), Sala Beat (Alicante), Tropic 222 (Torrevieja), Luminata (Murcia), Inspiration electronic music festival (Jávea), Oli Ba Ba (Oliva).

En el año 2009, participé en la formación de la Big band de la Universidad de Alicante, con el saxofonista y director valenciano Ramón Cardó, y en 2012 con el saxofonista Lolo García.

In 2013, I had the opportunity to attend a master class given by the renowned saxophonist Perico Sambeat, an experience that marked a turning point in my artistic development. That same summer, I decided to move to Ibiza to pursue new musical projects.

There, I was part of the B&P project, alongside musicians Nando Pemán and Billy Korg, where we fused saxophone, guitar, and electronic beats live, creating an innovative and very well-received sound. At the same time, I formed a bossa nova duo with Brazilian guitarist Eduardo Egito, opting for a more intimate and melodic format.

With both bands, we performed in some of the island’s most iconic venues, such as Sunset Ashram in Cala Conta, Racó Verd, Atzaró, and Las Dalias, in addition to participating in numerous private events. It was a very intense and enriching creative period that broadened my musical horizons.

Over the past few years, I have been part of various musical groups in the province of Alicante, such as 5 Gatos Jazz Band, Involukrados, and 3Tones Groove Band. With these groups, I have performed live and participated in professional recordings, such as the album Dr. Jau & the Peaut Vendors by Dr. Jau, released by Golden Singles Records.

He currently participates in several musical projects, performing live with the quintet The Fingertips Jazz, the band Having Funk, and as an active member of the jam session circuit in the province of Alicante. He is also an active member of the Sant Joan Big Band, founded in 2016 by director Lolo García.

Currently, I collaborate with several active groups. I play live with the quintet The Fingertips Jazz, I’m part of the band Having Funk, and I regularly participate in the jam sessions in the province. Since 2016, I’ve also been a member of the Sant Joan Big Band, directed by Lolo García.

I also work with various event planning companies, providing live music for wedding cocktails, private celebrations, and concerts in upscale hotels. Some of the venues where I’ve had the pleasure of performing include: Hotel Meliá Alicante, Hotel Husa Golf, Hotel Huerto del Cura, Hotel Meliá Villaitana, Hotel Asia Gardens, Terra Natura, La Cantera, La Ereta, Finca Torre de Reixes, Finca Torre Boch, Hotel Meliá Benidorm, Hotel Madeira Benidorm, and Suitopía Calpe, among others.

Since 2017, driven by my love for music and a desire to improve the experience of wind instrument players, I created the Vientos Vintage project. This venture combines music and technology: I design and manufacture custom accessories for saxophone and clarinet, using 3D printing technology.

The goal is clear: to offer practical, aesthetic and accessible solutions to improve the daily lives of musicians like me.