I am an Argentine audio and video editor, sound designer, and technical operator with more than ten years of experience in the creative and audiovisual industries. Throughout my career, I’ve worked across multiple fields including film, music production, radio, and live events, combining a deep technical understanding with a strong artistic sensibility. My journey began as a self-taught musician and audio technician, which later evolved into professional roles in studios, film sets, and post-production environments. I’ve collaborated on a variety of projects — from independent films and documentaries to live performances — handling sound recording, editing, and mixing. I was honored with the TCC Award for Best Documentary for my work as sound director and composer on Q’eros, El Último Ayllu, a project that deeply reflects my passion for merging sound, image, and culture. I work fluently with Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Avid Media Composer, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, and I frequently use plugins such as iZotope RX, FabFilter, and Waves to achieve broadcast-quality sound. I’m also familiar with live sound protocols and operate with interfaces like Zoom H6 and Focusrite, as well as analog and digital consoles (Behringer, DiGiCo, and others). Beyond the studio, I am a producer and musician, co-founder of Tutupá Estudio, and part of the Ensamble Rítmico-Armónico (ERA) collective, where I explore rhythm, harmony, and improvisation as tools for creative expression and community connection. My professional goal is to continue contributing to projects that blend storytelling, technology, and emotional depth — where sound becomes a bridge between the audience and the human experience.…I am an Argentine audio and video editor, sound designer, and technical operator with more than ten years of experience in the creative and audiovisual industries. Throughout my career, I’ve worked across multiple fields including film, music production, radio, and live events, combining a deep technical understanding with a strong artistic sensibility. My journey began as a self-taught musician and audio technician, which later evolved into professional roles in studios, film sets, and post-production environments. I’ve collaborated on a variety of projects — from independent films and documentaries to live performances — handling sound recording, editing, and mixing. I was honored with the TCC Award for Best Documentary for my work as sound director and composer on Q’eros, El Último Ayllu, a project that deeply reflects my passion for merging sound, image, and culture. I work fluently with Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Avid Media Composer, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, and I frequently use plugins such as iZotope RX, FabFilter, and Waves to achieve broadcast-quality sound. I’m also familiar with live sound protocols and operate with interfaces like Zoom H6 and Focusrite, as well as analog and digital consoles (Behringer, DiGiCo, and others). Beyond the studio, I am a producer and musician, co-founder of Tutupá Estudio, and part of the Ensamble Rítmico-Armónico (ERA) collective, where I explore rhythm, harmony, and improvisation as tools for creative expression and community connection. My professional goal is to continue contributing to projects that blend storytelling, technology, and emotional depth — where sound becomes a bridge between the audience and the human experience.WWWW…