I was born in the cosmopolitan city of Barcelona on September 27th, 1974. Since my teens, I showed a keen interest in music, and by the age of 13, I managed—as best I could—to get my hands on a second-hand mixer, two turntables, and an open-reel tape recorder. Through tireless practice, I began to master every facet expected of a good Disc-jockey at the time. Over the following two years, within the national scene, I succeeded in getting my mixes played on the most prominent dance music radio shows of the day. This served as a bridge to start my professional career as a DJ, and at 15, I became the resident at the trendiest club in my town. From then on, my career took off, spinning at some of the most renowned venues in Barcelona (I hold such wonderful and thrilling memories of that era!).

     However, it wasn't all about the nightlife. At 18, I received a phone call from a record label proposing to record a mix album. A little-known anecdote is that I initially declined the offer because the phone woke me up, and all I could think about was going back to sleep. Fortunately, as soon as I hung up, I told myself: "How could you be so stupid?!" We spoke again, I apologized, and that’s how my journey in the recording industry began.

      Being a very restless spirit—and not just creatively speaking—I was also drawn to the possibility of creating my own music. To cut a long story short, although my path changed direction some years ago, I have more than 60 records under my belt, including megamixes as well as my own productions and work for other artists.

           Throughout my career, I’ve maintained a strong bond with Buddhist philosophy and martial arts, which I’ve practiced since my adolescence. This has always served as a counterpoint to the hustle and bustle of the "nightlife scene" (I say that with love :D). It was also a decisive factor in 2009 when, initially pushed by the crisis hitting the recording industry, I decided to professionally leave music production. Thus, during the following year, after a few months of "creative inactivity" and without any prior planning, I wrote El disc jockey del silencio (The Disc Jockey of Silence): a manuscript that reflected my view on life and spirituality in a clear, spontaneous, and simple way.

     In September 2011, El disc jockey del silencio was published as a book. After a long and intense promotional period, I decided to take another step in sharing my perspective on mysticism, the depth of the human being, and happiness as an intrinsic part of it. Embracing an artistic discipline I had never used before, I delved deep into what could be labeled "inspirational photography." After traveling and capturing scenes across several European countries while balancing my professional life as a DJ, my own website was born. In May 2014, showcasing a collection titled "30 Pauses Between Space and Time," I held my first exhibition in the city of Barcelona.

      Currently, I try to balance the photography classes and workshops I love teaching with my own photographic and video projects. In all of them—whether I am portraying humans, other living beings, or solitary landscapes—there are fundamentally two clear objectives. These goals have undoubtedly been shaped by the synergy that Buddhism, Taoism, and Advaita Vedanta have created within me: to be very happy doing what I do, and to try to capture the beauty that spreads everywhere on this wonderful planet from my own perspective.