Born to Spanish parents, the young prodigy made his stage debut at the tender age of five in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was here that he first honed his craft, performing alongside esteemed companies such as Pepita Serrador and Cibrian-Campoy, and earning widespread recognition, including a prestigious national award for drama for his outstanding portrayal in the production of "Clerambaro".
As his talent and reputation continued to grow, he began to appear in various television productions, laying the groundwork for a successful career in the entertainment industry. The next logical step was a foray into the world of film, and he made his cinematic debut in the movie "Gang", a project that would ultimately lead him to relocate to Spain.
The film's success at the festival of San Sebastián caught the attention of renowned Spanish director Jesus Franco, who was so impressed with the young actor's work that he offered him the starring role in his next project, "The Hand of a Dead Man". This marked a significant turning point in the actor's career, as he finally settled in Spain, paving the way for a lifelong commitment to his craft and a long and illustrious career in the Spanish film industry.
