About
Former keyboardist of the massive Cumbia pop outfit known as Márama, who remained with the group until it dissolved at the end of 2017. Although the group later returned in 2021, he did not join his fellow members for the reactivation. During his time with the band, he contributed to the release of its first studio album, "Todo Comenzó Bailando," which was certified Gold in Argentina and 2x Platinum in Uruguay.
Before Fame
He joined Márama in 2014, after it was formed by its original leader, Fer Vázquez, and Agustín Casanova, who provided the band's vocals. Their first singles included "Todo Comenzó Bailando" and "Loquita," both of which were among the top 100 most-listened-to songs in Bolivia during their release year.
Trivia
He took part in the musical group's biographical documentary film Márama & Rombai - El Viaje in 2016. He performed with them at venues including Gran Rex Theter, Luna Park Stadium, and Municipal Velodrome of Montevideo.
Family Life
He is from Uruguay.
Associated With
Some of his other fellow members from Márama included bassist Matías Besson and drummer Pablo Arnoletti.
