Was born in Pamplona (Spain) in 1958. His first contact with
music came from the Choir "Escolanía Loyola", first as choir-member and later
as acompanist at the organ and piano in this choir’s performances in Spain and
in Europe. He has been a member of the "Pueri Cantores" Federation.

He then completed advanced studies in Piano, Music Theory and Composition,
before beginning a full concert career and performing soloist with a number of
Spanish orchestras. He was also called upon to be a jury member in Piano
competitions. In 1991 he becomes Professor of Counterpoint, Fugue and Analysis
in the "Pablo Sarasate" Conservatoire of Music in Pamplona (Spain).

As a composer he has received a wide range of premieres and especially in the
field of Chamber music. He is published by the editors Boileau of Barcelona and
by Alpuerto of Madrid.

He has been the focus of special concerts and his
works have been performed in Europe, North America and South America.
He is a member of the Performing Rights Society of Spain. His works are
frequently heard on Spanish National Radio and Radio France, and has received
regular premieres in Festivals and Contemporary Music Series, performed by
eminent concert artists of the present day.