There are days when I don’t feel overwhelmed by fame.

I am the man of my dreams.

THE AUTHOR / THE MUSIC / FÉLIX ROMEO / THE MOVIES / PUBLISHED BOOKS / OTHER PUBLICATIONS AND AWARDS / THE INSTITUTE

It’s hard to decide what to write about oneself.

Someone might wonder why I mention music so much when this site is only for promoting literature. I wonder that too.

At eighteen, I started playing lead guitar with La Cripta. We were mediocre, but with our garage vibe, we had a lot of fun and even got to play in all the legendary venues in Zaragoza during that decade, including EnBruto.

At twenty-six, after winning a couple of literary prizes, Zócalo Editorial published my book “Ella, yo y los demonios”, presented by Félix Romeo, who collaborated with the publisher on the edits. By then, I was also playing bass with Catholic Lapse, with whom we released the album “Animal families”.

Both bands were nearing the end of their journey, and tired of my first engineering job, I left for Ireland with no specific plan.

I found a job as a computer scientist in Dublin, and The CrayonZ began, a band in which I played bass, and with whom we released the album “nena”.

Trying to escape computers, I formally studied all kinds of things: coaching and similar fields, cinematography and similar fields, photography, I tried writing scripts in English… It’s not my thing, my thing is telling stories in Spanish.

Somewhere in the midst of all this, I believe I got married and had a daughter.

Like with the photos we all take like crazy with our phones… my hard drive is full of stories that no one ever sees.

I had to do something about it. So, I started publishing like crazy (nothing more, nothing less).