A multifaceted performer born in the 1990s, he displayed a keen interest in music from a young age. His independent approach to learning spanned various fields, including musical research influenced by Antonio Carrizosa, Jorge Ibarra, and Jaime Almeida, with whom he collaborated for five years. Growing his skills in radio hosting under Gonzalo Benítez, he embarked on a professional music career at 18, driven by his passion for rock and roll, which he considers his foundational musical education.

Throughout his more than 10 years in the music industry, he has explored genres such as ballads, tango, and ranchera songs, continually experimenting with different musical styles. A pivotal aspect of his life is his advocacy for the work of his idol, Jorge Negrete, becoming a leading promoter of the artist. Engaging with initiatives like the Mexican Cinema Museum and the Rock and Roll Caravan, he has had the opportunity to meet his revered idols from the 1960s, always aiming to delight his audience with meticulously planned performances and new recordings.