After earning a degree in Translation and Interpretation from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and spending sixteen years working as a translator, in 2007 he trained as an actor with Pompeyo Audivert at the Estudio El Cuervo in Buenos Aires, where he began his theatre career.

In 2009 he moved to Paris, where he furthered his training at the Cours Florent and at the Théâtre National de la Colline. After that, he joined the company Lluvia de Cenizas, led by Lucas Olmedo in Paris, and he performed in “Gore” by Javier Daulte, “Le Grigori et les Vigiles” at Théâtre 13 and “Les Canailles” at Théâtre de l’Épée de Bois. He later became a member of the Lalasonge company, led by Annabelle Simon, with whom he performed in “Un monde meilleur” and toured France with “Chevelure(s)”.

Upon returning to Barcelona, he appeared in “Canción dulce y amarga” and “Destination Moon” with the company Paradiso 99, directed by Begoña Moral. After that, he founded the theatre company La Gavatxa under the direction of Loredana Volpe, who directed him at Sala Àtrium in her production of his translation of “Crave” by Sarah Kane. Since then, he has been a member of the company La Salamandra, with which he has performed “L'habitació tancada” at Sala Àtrium, then “Isekai” and “La nit dels mons” at the Teatre Tantarantana as the resident company. 

In film and television, he has worked with Sergi Portabella in the A Contraluz Films production “Jean-François i el sentit de la vida”, with Cesc Gay in the Movistar+ series “Félix”, with David Victori in the Disney+ and Apple TV series “Tú también lo harías”, with Tobias Wiemann in the Warner Bros. feature film “Der Pfad”, and with Aitor Echeverría in the Filmax production “Desmontando un elefante”. In France, he worked for Jean-Christophe Delpias in the TV series "Rivière perdue" for TF1. Lately, he has also appeared in the Catalan TV series “Vintage” directed by David Martín, “In vitro” directed by Marc Crehuet and “Gènesi” directed by David Pujol.