I started at the age of eleven, mixing vinyl records on turntables and building a homemade mixer with a bidirectional potentiometer, rudimentary, yet effective.

At the same time, I played drums at garage parties, immersed in psychedelia, progressive rock, soul, disco, and early electronic music.

Together with my brother, we founded a Disc Jockey company. While he later focused on commercial events, I continued exploring sound, experimentation, and audiovisual expression.

My first professional work was as a sound and lighting operator in a theater, where I learned the importance of atmosphere and live energy. Later, I spent ten years in Patagonia, a period that deeply shaped my creative identity.

Back in Buenos Aires, I collaborated with Francisco Kröpfl and Fernando von Reichenbach on an electroacoustic contemporary tango and dance performance, creating the visuals.

For me, music is a space where sound, body, trance, and non-verbal communication converge.