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I was born in Benasque, a corner of the Pyrenees that has been part of me since day one. I grew up there, surrounded by family, friends, and mountains that shaped the way I see the world. Living in the valley awakened in me the need to explore everything around me. My family instilled in me, from a young age, a love for nature, animals, and life outdoors. Today, that connection is still very much alive, and I share it with my two dogs, Perdi and Boira — my adventure companions.
I can’t point to a specific moment when the mountains became essential in my life, because they always have been. They’ve been there for as long as I can remember. For me, skiing, alpinism, climbing, or trekking are much more than physical activities — they represent a deep connection with nature. In my daily life, I work as an economics teacher, a profession I’m passionate about and combine with training and mountain escapes.
50 summits above 3,000 meters in the Benasque Valley.
Salenques–Tempestades Ridge to Aneto — an iconic Pyrenean route.
A day of rock, trust, and pure enjoyment.
Climbed Naranjo de Bulnes in 2023, Picos de Europa.
Onsighting 7th-grade routes.




My greatest sporting achievement has been reaching many of the summits and ridges I used to look at as a child in the valley — peaks that once seemed unreachable. Professionally, I worked for years in prestigious consulting and auditing firms, experiences that helped me develop key skills and abilities. One of my proudest personal achievements was mentoring at university, creating a project that I later presented at the European Mentoring and Coaching Conference. I also deeply value my personal growth during the years I lived in Madrid, where I learned to balance my personal, professional, and sporting life without losing equilibrium.
My medium- and long-term goal is to keep discovering new places — both in the Pyrenees and beyond. I’m drawn to the uncertainty of an unknown route, the light of sunrise along a ridge, and the history held within each valley.
The Mountains, Skiing & Climbing in My Life
The mountains are my home, my place. A space where I feel calm, where I connect with myself and with nature.
Skiing takes me back to childhood — a feeling of freedom that’s hard to describe, the thrill of gliding over snow and embracing winter.
Climbing teaches me focus, trust, and resilience. Every route is a challenge that forces me to stay present, to listen to my body, and to trust my abilities. In those moments, nothing else exists — just the here and now.


When I head to the mountains, I always bring… ENTHUSIASM + water, a windbreaker, food, and a headlamp.
If I wanted to introduce someone to nature, I would take them to… A simple place with great views, where they could feel the adrenaline of vertical climbing or the magic of snow beneath their feet.
When I’m not in the mountains, I’m… Working or enjoying time with friends, sharing conversations and good moments.
The most important thing I’ve learned thanks to the mountains is… To believe in myself and in my potential, to always respect the mountains — even when I think I know them — and to fully enjoy every single moment.
A landscape or moment in the mountains I will never forget… It’s impossible to choose just one. Every outing, with its unique light and colors, reminds me how lucky I am to be there. In those moments, I understand why the mountains are such a special place for me.