Trained in classical piano in its early days, he decided to train in Jazz in his teens, and currently his style receives a host of very varied musical influences, such as Latin, Hip Hop, Drum and Bass (and electronic music in general), flamenco and rock.
He has received classes and masterclasses with very high level teachers such as Santi De La Rubia, Martín Leiton, Néstor Gímenez, Toni Vaquer, etc. He has also played with some of Barcelona’s most prestigious musicians such as Frank Durand, Júlio Bernardo and Robert Castelli, among others.
Accompanied by Antonino Restuccia, considered one of the best double bass players in Uruguay -his native country-, Nicolás Correa, drummer also of Uruguayan origin, and veteran of the stages in Barcelona, and Joander Cruz, Brazilian saxophonist who still has a few months to live in Barcelona it has quickly become a name and a space among local musicians for its way of playing full of energy and freshness.
