(Cangas de Narcea, Asturias, 1994) Playwright, director, and actor.A graduate in Hispanic Philology from the University of Barcelona, he trained as an actor at the Nancy Tuñón Studio in Barcelona and the Jacques Lecoq International School in Paris.He completed much of his playwriting training at the Sala Beckett Workshop in Barcelona, working with authors such as Alfredo Sanzol, Javier Daulte, and Sergio Blanco.After participating in the “Els Malnascuts” creative workshop at Sala Beckett and collaborating on collective works such as Esquerdes (Sala Beckett, 2014), Odisseus (Sala Beckett, 2016-17), Si au si (Temporada Alta Festival, 2016), and La Trinxera (Sala Flyhard, 2017), he was selected as a member of Studio Europeén, an international gathering of young playwrights organized by Enzo Cormann at La Chartreuse (Centre national des écritures du spectacle).In 2018, he received the Miguel Hernández International University Poetry Prize for his first collection of poems, ZOE antilogía.After two years of training in Paris, he returned to Barcelona in 2019 and, with actress Emma Arquillué and set designer Yaiza Ares, founded the company La Bella Otero, where he alternates between the roles of playwright, director, translator, and actor.He is the author of Burying Dodot (2021), Loco Amoris (2021), On Fire (2023), and Prosopopoeia (2025).Outside of the company, his most recent commissions include a new verse adaptation of Molière's The Misanthrope, directed by David Selvas (Grec Festival / Teatre Lliure, 2024), and a new translation of Yasmina Reza's God of Carnage, directed by Pere Arquillué.He also teaches acting and works as a voice actor for film and television.