1989, Seville, Spain

He holds a degree in Textual Interpretation from the Royal School of Dramatic Arts in Madrid (RESAD 2013). He furthered his training by attending workshops with Declan Donnellan, Fernando Piernas, Andrés Lima, Claudio Tolcachir, Alicia Hermida, Vicente Fuentes, Will Keen, Macarena Pombo, John Strasberg, and José Pedro Carrión.

In the beginning, in 2004, he started studying theatre in Seville at the Viento Sur school, with which he traveled to Cuba between 2006/07 for the Theatre Biennial in La Montaña, where he created a project by directing the children’s theatre company “La Yagruma” for the Jobero Amphitheater, a village where artists and farmers coexist. He later returned to Seville and trained for two years with professionals from the national and international theatrical and audiovisual scene at the Centre for Scenic Studies of Andalusia (C.A.T.).

In 2009, he moved to Madrid to study at RESAD. After graduating in 2013, he performed at the National Dramatic Centre with Haz Clic Aquí, written and directed by José Padilla, with a revival in 2014. In 2015, he worked with La Joven Compañía in productions like Hey Boy Hey Girl by Jordi Casanovas and F.O. Fuenteovejuna with a version by Juan Mayorga, both directed by José Luis Arellano. He returned to the CDN with works like #Malditos16 by Nando López and Metálica by Iñigo Guardamino. From 2016 to 2018, he was part of the Fourth Promotion of La Joven Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico. He starred in productions like La Dama Boba directed by Alfredo Sanzol, Fuenteovejuna directed by Javier Hernández-Simón, and Los Empeños de una Casa directed by Yayo Cáceres. He was also part of the project El Banquete, directed by Catherine Marnas and Helena Pimenta. With all the company’s productions, he toured the International Classical Theatre Festival of Almagro, the Alcalá Classical Festival, the Cáceres Festival, Olmedo, and Olite. In 2019, he joined the cast of Jauría directed by Miguel del Arco, premiering at the FIDAE in Montevideo and Costa Rica, with a national tour and a revival at the Pavón Kamikaze Theatre. In 2020, he starred in El Vergonzoso en Palacio directed by Natalia Menéndez at the National Classical Theatre Company. He was also part of the cast of La Comedia de Maravillas, the first production directed by Lluís Homar at the CNTC in 2021. In 2022, he starred in El Principio de Arquímedes, written and directed by Josep María Miró, and Run. Jamás caer vivos, written and directed by José Padilla, produced by La Zona for Teatros del Canal. In 2023, he starred in Mañanas de Abril y Mayo, directed by Laila Ripoll, and in 2024 in El Monte de las Ánimas, directed by Ignacio García and Pepa Pedroche, both productions for the Teatro Fernán Gómez. In 2026, he works under the direction of Javier Molina, co-artistic director of the prestigious Actors Studio in New York, premiering Panorama desde el Puente at the Calderón Theatre in Valladolid, continuing his tour across Spain. Also in 2026 he takes part in La Dama Boba, directed by Josep Maria Mestres.

In cinema, his latest project is the documentary film Plus Ultra, directed by Elías Pérez. He has also participated in Me has Robado el Corazón, directed by Chus Gutiérrez, and La Maniobra de la Tortuga, directed by Juan Miguel del Castillo.

In television, his notable roles include Sueños de Libertad for Antena 3 and AtresPlayer, and Brigada Costa del Sol produced by Mediaset and Warner Bros for Telecinco and Netflix. He is part of the cast of series such as Honor for AtresPlayer and Los Pacientes del Doctor García for TVE and Netflix. He has also appeared in Asalto al Banco Central directed by Calparsoro for Netflix, Caronte, Las Chicas del Cable, and La Catedral del Mar.