As a child born and raised in Madrid, movies started to captivate me at a very young age. I rememeber I was around seven years old when I first watched "Witness for the Prosecution" at my great aunt Trini's house, and I was completely blown away by it. The characters portrayed by Marlene Dietrich and Tyrone Power were as real as gravity for me.

My passion for films acting kept growing at the same time through out the years. When I reached high school I joined the threatre group and started to participate in some productions with great enthusiasm. In English, in Spanish... Didn't matter. I loved it.

Following my school graduation I decided to join Architecture, but after three years of incredible dissatisfaction I realized hat what I really wanted to do was acting. Probably thanks to my experience at the university theatre group, where I played the main role in a modern take of the famous Spanish play "The stranded mermaid". Subsequently, I joined the Four Year Conservatory at the Juan Carlos Corazza Acting Studio. During this time I booked my first agent and debuted in TV, appearing briefly alongside the great Spanish actor Eduard Fernandez in one of the episodes of "Stories to stay awake", an Amazon and TVE production.

During the pandemic I wrote my first feature film script, "The guitar", a family drama that revolves around an old man in search for redemption. Eager to know more about the film industry, I embarked a Two year Film Program at Transforming Arts Institute, located also in Madrid, where I learned the basics of every trade and expanded my knowledge about scriptwriting and directing, while acting in some of the institute's shortfilms.

It was after I graduated from film school when I decided it was time for me to go to the States to keep pursuing my acting career. Whithin a month I applied and was accepted at the One Year Conservatory at T Schreiber Studio, in New York,  and I packed  my bags and moved to the Big Apple. And here I am. My most recent acting job took place in Madrid at the end of 2023, when I flew back to play a supporting episodic role alongside the main characters of "The New Year's Eves", Rodrigo Sorogoyen's newest TV show, to be released at the end of 2024.

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After a first half of the year in which I flew to Mexico to work on an immersive theater play, graduated at T Schreiber, took part on a three-day showcase course in Los Angeles and wrote, produced, directed and starred on a shortfilm shot in Brooklyn, I'm back at Madrid eager to keep growing as an artist and human being.