Argentinian composer born in Rosario, Santa Fe. He studied piano at the Provincial Conservatory of Music in Lincoln, Buenos Aires Province. In the city of Buenos Aires, he graduated with a degree in "Bachelor of Music, specializing in Composition" from the Faculty of Arts and Musical Sciences at the Argentine Catholic University.

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He studied Electroacoustic Music and Contemporary Techniques with Pablo Cetta; Orchestration with Guillermo Scarabino, Marta Lambertini, and Luis Arias; and Composition with Graciela Rassini, Julio Viera, and Marta Lambertini.

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Among his recognitions, the following stand out: the 1st prize for his symphonic work "Las noches y el techo (tres piezas para orquesta)" in the "Guillermo Graetzer Latin American Symphonic Composition Competition," awarded by S.A.D.A.I.C. on its 70th anniversary; and the 1st prize in the "José María Castro" competition for the best chamber work, with his piece "Episodios Oníricos" for flute, bassoon, French horn, and trumpet, also organized by S.A.D.A.I.C.

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He has composed music for orchestra, chamber ensembles, mixed media with real-time processes, and solo instruments. He has also composed film scores for feature films such as El cielo elegido, directed by Victor Kino González, and Naufragios, directed by Vanina Spataro.

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His works have been premiered and/or performed by renowned musicians and ensembles. Notable performers include bassoonist María Marta Ferreyra, cellist Jorge Pérez Tedesco, and guitarist Hugo Zamora, among others. He has also collaborated with ensembles such as "Armonía Opus Trío," "Cuarteto Fénix," and institutions like the "National Symphony Orchestra."

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His works have been performed not only in prestigious cultural institutions in Buenos Aires but also throughout Argentina and abroad.