Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, I am a composer, arranger, and pianist blending my Latin heritage with classical orchestration and modern electronic textures for film and visual media. I began my career as a Latin pianist and arranger for Colombian Latin bands, where I developed a deep rhythm-driven foundation that now brings a unique commitment to my visual storytelling and narrative scoring.

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My formal musical education began at the National University of Colombia, where I studied conducting with Librado Saavedra, orchestration with Gustavo Parra, composition with Moisés Bertran, and jazz studies with Antonio Arnedo. Moving to the United States to continue my studies, I completed a Certificate in Composition for Film and TV, a Professional Certificate in General Studies, and ultimately a Master’s Degree in Composition for Film from Berklee College of Music. Along the way, I had the privilege of studying under notable instructors and film music professionals, including vibrophonist Gary Burton, jazz pianists Robert Christopherson and Ross Ramsay, orchestrator Ben Newhouse, composers Esin Aydingoz and Joey Newman, mastering engineer Jonathan Wyner, and mixing engineer Richard Mendelson.

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A global lifestyle heavily shapes my musical perspective. After living in Japan for five years and immersing myself in its culture, I have spent the last three years based in Europe, integrating European artistic influences with my Latin roots and electronic production.

 

In 2025, my first orchestral composition was awarded Second Prize in the National Federation of Music Clubs Composition Competition for American Music. Today, I create fully orchestrated, hybrid electronic, and production-ready scores tailored for global film and television projects.