About Me
My work is my passion — and that passion fuels my life. Throughout my career, I’ve always aimed to connect with audiences and move them through my performances. I’ve been a professional stage actor since 2005, but my journey in the performing arts began long before that.
I was born in San Sebastián, Spain, and I was only six when I first stepped on stage to say a single line. The audience laughed at my joke, and in that moment, I discovered something that would shape my life forever — the power of making people feel something.
Eight years later, I started learning more about theater in high school, but it wasn’t enough. After classes, I joined a two-year acting program where I explored the roots of performance and the voices of history’s greatest writers — Euripides, Sophocles, Aeschylus, Shakespeare, and Spain’s most influential playwrights.
Later, at the Cristina Rota School, I spent four years learning to create characters from personal truth — to control my body, find my voice, and bring authenticity to every role. Every Friday and Saturday, we performed for live audiences who weren’t shy about their opinions. If they didn’t like a performance, they could throw tomatoes. That experience taught me resilience, humility, and courage — lessons that have stayed with me ever since.
After years of theater and television work, I received the greatest role of my life: becoming a father. Not long after, my wife and I moved to New York City to start a new chapter. I arrived with a dream — but without English. For an actor, not being able to express emotion through language was an enormous challenge.
Fifteen years later, with two children and countless lessons learned, I’ve rebuilt my artistic voice in a new language and a new world. Acting is still my home — the place where I feel most alive, most honest, and most connected to others.
Today, my goal remains the same as it was when I was six years old: to make people feel something real.