Venezuelan musician and trumpeter who delved into the world of Afro-Venezuelan percussion at the age of 8, simultaneously belonging to the lineup of singers in the children's group "La Guachafita." He embarked on various national tours with them, eventually culminating in his participation in Miss Venezuela 1996... At the age of 13, he began his trumpet studies under the guidance of Professor Rafael José Machado (known as "Cambure"). Later, he relocated to the city of Caracas, where he managed to gain admission to the "José Ángel Lamas Superior School of Music" and continued his trumpet lessons with Russian professor Bogdan Kalmuk. At the age of 17, he commenced his musical studies (trumpet) at the Simón Bolívar Music Conservatory. In 2014, he was appointed as a Popular Trumpet Professor at the Simón Bolívar Music Conservatory. In 2012, he was invited to participate in the Grande Maurice Trumpet Festival, and a year later, he was signed as an artist of Venezuela for Latin America and the world by the renowned Austrian instrument manufacturer Schagerl. Towards the end of 2014, he was summoned by Maestro Pablo Gil to become part of a prestigious and ambitious project called Venezuela Big Band Jazz, where he was appointed as Principal of the trumpet section and Lead Trumpet.

In 2007, he was selected to participate in the recording of the first album by the Simón Bolívar Symphony Band titled "Música de Templos y Retretas," courtesy of Shell de Venezuela. He has been invited on several occasions to perform with the Simón Bolívar Venezuelan Youth Orchestra under the direction of acclaimed conductors such as the renowned Alondra de la Parra from Mexico. Additionally, he has been part of the trumpet section of the Caracas Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Brass Ensemble of the same orchestra. He has also been a member of the Simón Bolívar Symphony Band under the baton of Maestro Jesús Ignacio Pérez Perazo, where he held the principal trumpet position. Furthermore, he was a founding member of the Simón Bolívar Big Band Jazz and later chosen as the Lead Trumpet under the direction of Maestro Andrés Briceño. During his involvement, he had the opportunity to attend various seminars with guest professors from different parts of the world, including Nicolás Folmer (France), James Delano Dollar (United States), Staffod Hunter (United States), Rolando Napoleón Briceño (Venezuela), James Seely (United States), James Richard Griffin (United States), Carlos Sanoja (Venezuela), Rubén Rebolledo (Venezuela), Alberto Lazo (Venezuela), Edward Simón (Venezuela-United States), and Ángel Subero (Venezuela-United States). Furthermore, as a guest musician, he has participated in the recording of the album "Mambos y Fanfarrias" by the Simón Bolívar Symphony Band under the direction of guest conductor Thomas Clamor from Germany. He has also taken part in the Brass Schagerl Festival and has worked as an assistant to Lead Trumpet Brihan Davis (United States). Other notable events he has participated in include the world premiere of the work "El Camino a Santiago Llega a Ti," a posthumous piece by Maestro Pablo Manavello, and the Schagerl All-Star Big Band alongside renowned multi-instrumentalist James Morrison, among others.