I am a music composer, guitar player, producer and photographer from Albacete, Spain, currently living in London. My first compositions date from the last years of the past millennium. In 2005 I co-founded the symphonic metal band Níobeth, with which I released two albums in Europe and Japan, The Shining Harmony of Universe (2008) and Silvery Moonbeams (2011), accompanied by three music videos and dozens of live concerts, including some of the biggest rock and metal festivals in Spain, such as Leyendas del Rock and Viña Rock, a performance with a choir and a tour with the Norwegian band Sirenia in 2009. Silvery Moonbeams was awarded the Best Metal Album award in 2011 by Sonic Cathedral.
In 2016 I released my first solo album, Mono no Aware, which includes compositions such as Sadako's Wings of Hope, Farewell to the Moon, Underneath the Stars and Wistful Weaver, featuring symphonic metal with traditional Japanese instruments like the koto, the shamisen and the taiko. In 2019 I produced the music video of the song Mono no Aware, recorded in Kyoto and Albacete. In 2022, a music video for the instrumental acoustic guitar piece Solitude was released, along with a new recording.
In the photography field, my first exhibition, Visiones de Japón, took place in 2019 in Toledo (Spain). In 2022 I won the Great Exposure Photography Competition award in the UK, with my winning photo being exhibited at Heathrow Airport since then. Other works currently exhibited can be found at Museo de Cuchillería in Albacete and at Hannah Japanese Restaurant in London.
I've also worked in video games as an audio and localisation producer. You can see some of the games I've worked on during my years at Nintendo and in Square Enix here.
