Composer, Sound Artist, Researcher (Buenos Aires, 1953). He developed an extensive work as Professor in the Audiovision Degree Career at the National University of Lanús (UNLa), as well as at the National University of Tres de Febrero (UNTReF), the University of Belgrano (UB), and the “Julián Aguirre” and “Juan Jose Castro” Conservatories at Buenos Aires Province. He’s been a member of various composers’ associations, the Argentine Federation of Electroacoustic Music (FARME), and was associated composer – researcher at the Musical Research and Production Laboratory (LIPM) of the Recoleta Cultural Center (Buenos Aires).  

He is Researcher at the Center for Studies in Music & Technology (CEMyT) of the National University of Rosario (UNR). Also in research, he carried out an intense activity at the UNLa where he directed the Center for Sound and Audiovisual Studies and Production (CEPSA) between 2013 and 2024, and from 2000 to 2014 the International Acousmatic and Multimedia Festival “Sonoimágenes”.

He received various awards and distinctions for his artistic activity, including: The Lifetime Achievement Award in Music (2019) by Argentine Award-Winning Artists ‘Alfonsina Storni’ association; The City of Buenos Aires Composition Prize (1996/97); Ibermúsicas Award (2016) for a composition residency in Morelia, Mexico in 2017; National Rostrum Award for Electroacoustic Music (1994); Mention from the National Rostrum of Composers (1987); Ars Contemporanea Composition Prize (1978).

He composed three works for the INA.GRM, Paris (1993, 1994, 2006), two of them GRM Commissions. He was a keynote speaker at the Sonic Arts Network 2004 (De Montfort University, Leicester, UK). He regularly presents his works at Festivals, Conferences and other national and international events. His writings are published by Cambridge University Press (Organised Sound), UNLa, Universidade de Uberlandia (Brazil), and Ariel Editions (Madrid). His music is released by: the Argentina National Fund for the Arts, The Argentine Music Council, UNLa, RedASLA, the University of Tennessee (USA), and the Labels IRCO and Viajero Inmóvil Ex]P[rimental (Argentina), Pogus (New York), CMMAS (Mexico) and Elektrons (Stockholm).