I am a social journalist and documentary filmmaker By vocation, I always wanted to tell life stories and write them in the press or narrate them on radio or television. That's why I studied journalism at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and spent the last year as Erasmus (fantastic experience, by the way) in Berlin, where I finished my degree. I fell in love with the city, an inexhaustible cultural well, I stayed for five years working in radio, German and Spanish television.

In 2000 I returned to Spain, moved to Madrid and found work at the now defunct Diario 16 in the society section and at the German press agency DPA. A year later they offered me a job on Ser in the program La Ventana, which at that time was broadcast from my city, Barcelona.

So, I decided to become a freelancer and dedicate myself almost exclusively to my topics: the life stories of anonymous heroes whose challenge is to survive the discrimination of any kind they suffer.

One of them is "YAGO", the short film awarded by EP3 and which is the basis of the documentary that I am finishing and which is co-produced by TV3. I have followed Iago's story for the last four years, from when he was just 11 to the 15-year-old he is now, when he has lengthened his legs and arms, his voice has changed and he has become a teenager with many concerns. 

I have told many stories that have been read in various written media such as La Clave or La Vanguardia but have also been heard on the radio, on RNE, basically. "El Locutorio" has introduced us to hundreds of immigrants and received the Francesc Candell award in 2004.

Thanks to the program "Silenced Voices" - which is no longer broadcast and not by choice - I was awarded the 2006 King of Spain International Journalism Prize awarded by the EFE agency and the AECI. Now I live in Seville and continue as a freelancer.