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"Do it or don’t do it, but don’t just try"
Who I Am
I was born in Zaragoza, where I also grew up with my parents and my brother. As long as I can remember, I’ve been connected to the mountains. I come from a mountain-loving family, and since childhood I’ve experienced nature intensely, joining my parents on many trips to the Pyrenees.
When I was fourteen, my father took my brother and me climbing at Mallo Fire in Riglos. That day was a turning point. I remember the feeling of touching the rock for the first time — the mix of respect and excitement… and the certainty that this was going to be long-term. In fact, that very day, October 12th, 1994, was my first ascent and the beginning of a path I’ve never left.
Two years later, at sixteen, climbing had already become almost an obsession. Since then, my life has revolved around it. Today I combine my passion with my work as a firefighter — a profession I also dreamed of as a child and one that allows me to balance intensity and calm. And when I’m not climbing or on duty, I’m with my two daughters, who are my other great adventure.
First Day Climbing
12/10/1994 – Ascent of Mallo Fire. The first day I ever climbed…
9a+ in Rodellar
Equipping and redpointing “No pain, no gain” 9a+ in Rodellar.
Red River Gorge
A trip to Red River Gorge with Silvia in 2010.
Spanish Cup Podium
Podium finish at the 2013 Spanish Cup in Zaragoza, surrounded by my people.
Ascent of “Pilar del Cantábrico”
Free ascent of “Pilar del Cantábrico” with my good friend Alejandro Giménez.
My Journey
Of all the moments I’ve lived in the mountains, the achievement I value most is climbing 8c onsight. It was a goal I pursued for years — a constant challenge where I learned as much, if not more, from the process as from the result.
But my greatest personal successes go far beyond grades or summits. Meeting Silvia, my life partner, building a family together, and fulfilling my dream of becoming a firefighter are the milestones that truly define who I am.
In the medium and long term, my plans are simple: to keep enjoying climbing and the mountains every single day, and to pass that passion on to my daughters. I want them to feel what I felt on that first day in Riglos — the perfect mix of respect, excitement, and freedom.
The mountains are everything: a way of life. They’ve taught me values, perseverance, calm, and humility. They are my refuge and my school — the place where I find balance, peace, and meaning.
My Outdoor Essence
When I head to the mountains, I always bring… My climbing shoes and chalk.
If I wanted to introduce someone to climbing, I would take them to… Rodellar, Bielsa, or Albarracín — places where the rock, the surroundings, and the energy make it inevitable.
When I’m not in the mountains, I’m… Working or enjoying time with my family.
The most important thing climbing has taught me is… Respect for nature and personal growth.
A landscape or moment in the mountains I will never forget… Countless: my first day on Fire, a sunset from the summit of the Picu, trips that leave a mark on you and stay with you forever.
My Favorites
