One voice.
So many ways
to connect.

My journey with voice began at the age of fourteen, through local radio and amateur theatre in my hometown. What started as a passion soon revealed itself as something more. After hearing me perform in a school project, one of my teachers encouraged me to explore whether that natural vocation could become my profession.

I went on to train at Barcelona’s Col·legi del Teatre and learned the art of dubbing from my godfather and mentor, Alberto Trifol, at Lever Studios.

There, I discovered the profession from every possible angle. I was a "jack of all trades" marked up scripts, prepared production schedules and artists’ payroll, and spent almost four years recording and editing dialogue as a sound engineer, eventually taking responsibility for quality control before delivering the recordings to the client. That experience gave me something invaluable: a deep understanding of what happens on both sides of the microphone.

Somewhere among the scripts, microphones and music stands, I recorded my first takes.

More than twenty-five years and over 3,000 film and television titles later, I still approach every project with the same passion, precision and respect for the craft.

And every time the red light comes on, the story begins again.