I’m a freelance visual storyteller with a passion for music, documentary, and sociocultural issues. Originally from the Canary Islands in Spain, I am now based in Los Angeles, where I split my time between photography and running a music production and publishing company (my lifelong career shaped by my studies at Berklee College of Music).

Music is my native language, and that sensibility brings a unique rhythm to my photography. I understand the artists, managers, and labels I work with as  I’ve been in the room. I appreciate the stakes, sweat, and thus story that wants to be told. With my music work, I aim to capture more than a performance.  The electricity in the room, connection between artist and audience, and fleeting moments where sound, sweat, and emotions collide are where my attention goes. I’ve photographed artists such as Idles, Karen O & Danger Mouse, Fontaines D.C., Mogwai, Kim Gordon, Phantogram, Amyl & the Sniffers, Ezra Furman, Yard Act, Shame, and more, as well as festivals including SXSW and One Love, working with publications like Music Connection (U.S.) and IndyRock (Spain).

Beyond the stage, my lens is drawn to the margins, overlooked spaces, contradictions, and moments that challenge easy narratives. My goal is to create images that ask questions, require attention, and reward a second look. Photographs that demand a pause, inviting the viewer to get lost in the frame, and find their own meaning. That gap between intention and interpretation is where an image comes alive.

Whether I am photographing an artist,  community, or  brand, my approach is rooted in trust, presence, and authenticity. Every project is a collaboration, and I am always looking to take that creative relationship somewhere unexpected.

I am available for commissions, tours, and long-term partnerships with artists, publications, and brands that value how their story is seen. If that’s you, please get in touch.