He obtained the "Prix de Perfectionnement" at the "Conservatoire National de Région" in Toulouse, where he studied with Jan Willem Jansen. He furthered his knowledge with Davitt Moroney, Rinaldo Alessandrini, and Jesper B. Christensen.

In 1992, he was a member of the European Community Baroque Orchestra (ECBO), with which he toured Spain, Italy, England, Scotland, Portugal, Finland, and Brazil.

Recently, he has been involved in activities with historical interpretation groups such as "El Concierto Español" and "La Real Cámara." He has performed concerts in Madrid (Auditorio Nacional), Switzerland (Montreux), Barcelona (Festival de Música Antiga), Tenerife, Belgium (Bruges Festival), Prague, Mexico, and Slovakia.

His most recent recordings include works such as Antonio Caldara's "Il Piú Bel Nome" and José de Nebra's "Ifigenia en tracia" for the Glossa label. He has also recorded with "Al Ayre Español" (National Music Award 2005), performing concerts in Belgium (Brussels), Zaragoza (Auditorium), Madrid (Teatro Real), and opera in Bilbao.

He has recorded two CDs, the first with soprano Maria Bayo, and the second featuring G.F. Handel's opera "Amadigi."
“Los Músicos del Buen Retiro” Concerts in Madrid (Cicle cantates de Bach), Aranjuez, Santander, La Granja…

He has participated in the recording of the first opera in Spanish, "Las amazonas de Facco".

He has also stood out for his CD recordings of Vivaldi's Gloria and Magnificat with "Concerto Italiano," conducted by Rinaldo Alessandrini (Op.111 label), as well as the CD with the trio "Unda Maris," dedicated to the music of Antonio de Cabezón, highly praised by critics; and a CD of F. Corselli's music with "El Concierto Español" for Glossa (Cd Compact Jury Award).

In addition to being a professor at ESMUC, he is a harpsichord teacher at the Municipal Conservatory of Barcelona.

Apart from his musical pursuits, he is also a meditation instructor and tantra facilitator, having received training in India.