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1999
Valladolid
Intermediate-level qualification in Spanish Dance from the Escuela Profesional de Danza de Castilla y León (Valladolid). He also trained at the Centro Andaluz de Danza in Seville. He is currently studying for a Higher Degree in Flamenco Dance Pedagogy at the Conservatorio Superior de Danza María de Ávila in Madrid. In addition, he has attended numerous Spanish dance and flamenco classes and courses with dancers including Rubén Olmo, Miguel Ángel Corbacho, Pedro Córdoba, Rafaela Carrasco, Isabel Bayón, David Coria, Marcos Flores, Ángel Rojas, David Paniagua, Daniel Doña, Belén López, Carlos Rodríguez and Alfonso Losa, among others.
Since 2022, under the directorship of Rubén Olmo.
He has been a member of several ballets and dance companies, including the Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía in 2019 and 2020, where, under the direction of Úrsula López, he performed in Tríptico, 25th Aniversario and El maleficio de la mariposa. He has also developed his professional career with Ángel Rojas’s company, performing in Ya no seremos; with the Carmen Cortés Flamenco Dance Company in ¡Gira, corazón! Bailando con Lorca en la edad de plata; with the Cristina Hoyos Ballet in OléOlá; and with Ballet Flamenco de Madrid in España baila flamenco. As a guest artist, he took part in La Farruca del Molinero, a piece conceived by José Antonio and Carlos Rodríguez for the tribute to Antonio Ruiz Soler marking the centenary of his birth.
At the age of five, at the Escuela de Danza de Valladolid and the Casa de Andalucía de Valladolid.
'Medea' by José Granero, 'Ritmos' by Alberto Lorca and 'De lo Flamenco', a ballet that pays tribute to Mario Maya.
First Prize in Group Choreography at the Madrid Choreography Competition for 'Sentido Cero', created by José Molina.