At the age of 10, he began training at the Professional Dance Conservatory of his hometown, where he completed his degree in Spanish Dance and Flamenco. During this time, he was lucky to be able to learn and perfect his technique with great flamenco artists and teachers such as Antonio Canales, Manuel Santiago Maya “Manolete”, Juan Andrés Maya, Domingo Ortega, Eva “La Hierbabuena”, Susana Lupiáñez “la Lupi” and Trinidad Santiago “La Trini”, among others. In addition, while he was completing his training, he collaborated with the Tourism Board of the Junta de Andalucía and gained experience in numerous tourist establishments on the Costa del Sol such as the Flamenco Tablao “los Tarantos” (Torremolinos), sharing the stage with the great dancer Trinidad Santiago “La Trini” and the multi-talented José Losada Santiago “Carrete”.At the age of 18 he performed as a guest artist in the Solera de Jerez show (Marbella). During this year he also performed at the Tablao Flamenco “El Tano” (Benalmádena), as well as worked as a Flamenco teacher in several dance studios in Malaga.
In 1998 he joined the Ballet Español y Flamenco de Carmen Mota, where he began his career in this well-known company as a dance corps, but in a few years, and taking advantage of his potential, he gained positions as a soloist and first dancer.
Performing in this Company he was chosen to go on world tours and develop his work on the most important international stages, in countries such as Holland, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Russia, Israel, Lebanon, Cyprus, Qatar, Thailand, South Korea, China, Canada, Turkey, Libya, Monaco, Portugal, among others. Today, he works as a teacher at his own dance school in Tenerife and performs his own shows “A Compás”, “Mediterráneo”, “Olé” and “Amor Flamenco” which he presents on stages in the Canary Islands and European countries.