Born in Valencia, he graduated from the Higher Conservatory of Music in Valencia, further studies at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, with Professor Alfred Prinz and later at the Hochschule für Musik und Dasrstellende Kunst in Vienna, Austria, where he received clarinet classes and chamber music with professors Alfred Prinz and Ernst Ottensamer.

Founding member of the Zaragoza Conservatory Orchestra, he has collaborated with the Valencia Municipal Orchestra. In 1990 he filled the position of Solo Clarinet in the Philharmonic Orchestra of Las Palmas, Canarias and in 1999 to 2003 solo clarinet of the European Symphony Orchestra.

In 1990 he founded the Johannes Brahms Trio, awarded a scholarship by the European Union in 1994 for the Kaleidoscope Project, he expanded his studies of Chamber Music with professors F. Zadra and P. Vernikov, and since then, he has collaborated with Turiae Camerata, Silvestre String Quartet , Resident Quartet from Salzburg, 20th Century Music Society, Quintet de Vent from Valencia, String Quartet of the European Symphony Orchestra, Cristian Florea, Rasvan Neculai, Bela Kovacs, Lluis Claret and Roberto Issoglio. He has collaborated with Spanish musicians such as Josep Carreras, Plácido Domingo and Teresa Berganza.

Jury member of the prestigious “The International Competition. Three Generations of Mozart “Hagen, Germany and professor of clarinet in the Chair of Clarinet at the University of applied Sciences, Osnabrück, Germany, since 2000 he is regularly invited to the most prestigious European festivals, performing in countries such as France, Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, Norway, Switzerland and Finland. Among them the subscription concerts for the Salzburg Mozart Society in Turin, the Emäsalo Music Festival and the Porvoon Festival in Finland and Grieg in Bergen, Norway.

Since 2004 he has performed chamber music concerts with the Szymanowski Quartet (Germany) and the Sestetto Stradivari (Italy) and the String Quintet of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, performing the clarinet quintets of Mozart, Weber and Brahms, the concerts with Ventus Quintet and the recitals of French and German music with the pianist Kei Hikichi, as well as the recitals of Italian music with the pianist Renata Benvegnu, an activity carried out in the best national and international concert halls with recognition from the public and critics.