I have always been attracted to contemporary music as a way of expressing the aesthetic and intellectual thought of our time, with which I feel identified.

My experience in this area has given me the opportunity to release works by living authors, as well as others who are already part of the repertoire for their universal recognition.

Since 2016 I have carried out my own project with a show based on theatrical vocal music a cappella, with a social background around microviolence.

John Cage: «I am moving towards violence rather than delicacy, towards hell more than heaven, towards ugly rather than beautiful, towards impure rather than pure, because by doing these things they are transformed and we we are equally transformed ».

On his work Silent Prayer 4’33: It was a work that anyone could have written, as the skeptics never failed to point out, but, as Cage rarely stopped responding, no one else did.

Mauricio Kagel: On the participation of the public: “… I leave from the base that the listener is intelligent and not a beast. This may be a naive idea, but I think the more intelligent the anonymous auditor is supposed to be, the more things can be taken out. ”