Born in 1961, he trained as a composer at the National University of Córdoba, Argentina, where he was awarded the University Prize for the highest academic performance. He studied guitar with Irma Costanzo in Buenos Aires.
Throughout his career, he has received numerous national and international awards, and his works have been presented in 30 countries. He has created commissioned works for some of the most important electroacoustic production centers, including the IMEB (International Institute of Electroacoustic Music of Bourges – France), WDR 3 Radio Network in Cologne, Germany (for the Acoustic Art Studio led by Klaus Schoening), CSC at the University of Padova – Italy, LIPM at the Recoleta Center in Buenos Aires – Argentina, the Zeppelin Festival in Barcelona, and the Reina Sofía Center in Madrid.
His compositions have been published in various discographic editions, including the monographic CD "MESTIZAJE," released in 1997 by the Chrisopée Electronique label in France, the Panorama Collection of Argentine Music edited by the National Arts Fund, and the CD "De los Espejos" (2010), dedicated to works for instruments and electroacoustics. Since 2019, his works have been presented by Viajero Inmóvil Experimental, Elektramusic (France), and Nova Era Música Secreta (Spain).
A significant part of his work is dedicated to multimedia experiences, collaborating with visual artists, dancers, photographers, video artists, actors, and experts from various fields. Together with Sonia Gili, he co-founded the group Los de al Lado, creating over 25 works in contemporary dance and multimedia stage productions.
As a juror, he has participated in music and digital art competitions both in Argentina and abroad. With over 28 years of university teaching experience, he has been a full professor in courses such as Electroacoustic Techniques and Materials, Experimental Music Workshop I, II, and III, Composition Seminar with New Technologies, and he has led the Postgraduate Program in Media Arts at the Faculty of Arts of the National University of Córdoba. He has also given courses, seminars, and workshops at over 20 universities across the Americas and Europe.
As a cultural manager, he has served as Deputy Secretary of Culture at UNC, Director of the Dr. Genaro Pérez Museum of Fine Arts, and Director of Culture for the Municipality of Córdoba. He was the Founder and Coordinator of Anilla Cultural Latin America-Europe – Centro Cultural España Córdoba – AECID Network of Cultural Centers.
Currently, he coordinates the Experimental Music label Viajero Inmóvil Experimental and the JIME (International Electroacoustic Music Conference), held in Córdoba, Argentina, since 1990.