I was born in the city of La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I’m an engineer, a university teacher of Physics and Thermodynamics, and a teacher of music theory at City Bell EMU (School of Musical Education).
I started with my first steps in music thanks to my mother, who is a pianist. Every time she studied, I would go over to listen to her playing and check her box of sheet music.
When I was a little older, together with a group of friends, we decided to start a rock band, and each one chose a musical instrument. In my case, I didn’t hesitate to go for the guitar. A few days later, I began to take my first classes with Ignacio Scarsella, and some years later, I finished my musical studies at EMU.
In the year 2000, together with Diego Barbaro and Gastón Albertini, we formed a power trio called La Ira de Jaqke. I dedicated 20 years of my life to this project and it gave me back learning, professional skills and love for music. The band lasted until 2019 and, together, we recorded four albums and a live DVD.
During the pandemic (2021), I decided to go solo and started working on this entirely instrumental album, which contains nine songs and is called UNVRS.
This musical and conceptual proposal is the result of combining two of my passions: music and physics.