I am not a pianist. In fact, I have no official qualifications to prove my musical training. However, I consider myself a musician. I have more than 130 songs released that you can listen to on Spotify, with over 20 million plays. One of them, Pienso, luego existes, is part of the soundtrack for the American HBO series Sharp Objects. I have composed music for theater, television, and film. Making music is one of the things I could not give up in my life. It is something that will always be with me. I know it.

I am synesthetic. You probably know someone who is synesthetic. It is not a disease or a disorder, it is simply a neurological peculiarity that involves the mixing of the senses. Synesthetes mix smells with colors, sounds with images… In my case, I always, always associate colors with words, letters, numbers, and musical notes. Always. So, Saturdays are white, the number five is yellow, the month of July is green, a G major chord is red, but a G minor chord is black. I am unable to separate this arbitrary way of “seeing” the elements I use to compose music, to write, or even to study. Yes, I studied history, and synesthesia helped me a lot to memorize dates and organize periods and processes. I still love history. In fact, I like many things. I have written and directed short films, TV shows, documentaries, music videos, commercials, and have received several awards for it. I also direct audiobooks and write. All of this makes it difficult for me to define myself when people ask me what I do for a living. I don’t know. Technician? Musician? Filmmaker? Writer? I’m all of those things. I firmly believe that in the artistic world, everything is connected, and knowing different languages and techniques is essential to having a worldview of the art you create.