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We were born in Viver, a small village in Castellón, and grew up surrounded by friends, mountains, and nature. It’s hard to pinpoint the exact moment we started loving sport, because as far back as we can remember we’ve been running through the mountains, scrambling over rocks, and exploring caves in our area. From a very young age, our father took us camping in the mountains, and the peak of Peñagolosa has watched us grow year after year. Living in a small village surrounded by mountains naturally pushes you to explore and enjoy them. It was the perfect breeding ground.
If we had to choose a date for when we fully focused on mountain sports, it would be 2011, when we joined our local mountain club. Since then, we’ve loved trying every possible discipline to experience the mountains and sport in all their forms.
In 2015, we took a major step forward when we were invited to join the Sima de la Cornisa project — the second deepest shaft in Spain and the tenth deepest in the world. The expedition included some of the best cavers at the time, including members of a team that had just broken the world depth record. We trained hard and felt like kids discovering the immensity of the caves and learning to manage several nights underground. From that moment on, expeditions followed one after another, and our passion for exploration has never stopped.
Exploration canyoning expeditions in the Himalayas (2024) and Ecuador (2021 & 2023).
Speleological exploration of Sima de la Cornisa (-1,508 m) in 2015.
Opening winter canyon routes in Norway, January 2023.
Huarapasca (5,418 m) and Yanapaccha (5,464 m) in Peru.
Opening the first climbing routes and exploring canyons in Jamaica.




For us, success means having taken part in more than ten expeditions around the world, with different teams and partners, all at a very high level in the sports we love — and returning happy, having shared the experience, and just as we left: still friends.
Success is also being invited to collaborate with every national exploration team in our discipline. It’s reassuring to know that others trust you.
Above all, success is never losing motivation — always wanting to go out, learn, improve, and grow. Whether you reach the summit or turn back, climb more or fewer meters, stay longer or shorter — that’s just part of the journey. There are always projects in mind: mountains we dream of climbing, places we want to explore, caves we long to enter. But our goal remains the same: to spend as much time as possible doing what we’re passionate about — and to share it so others can discover and feel it too.
We are especially proud of participating in RTVE’s survival reality show El Conquistador, which pushed us to our limits.
Many days with barely any food, in a constant physical and mental battle that ended in a hard-earned victory.
But beyond the result, what makes us most proud is how we behaved under such extreme conditions. Hunger, exhaustion, and sleep deprivation never made us lose our principles.
For us, the mountains are everything: home, school, mirror, and refuge. It’s where we learned to trust, to feel fear and keep going, to respect silence and effort. It’s an environment without artifice, where who you are is constantly tested. Mountains, valleys, caves, and canyons are our life stages — where every step is a challenge and every achievement a shared celebration.
And above all, it’s a place where teamwork isn’t just a value — it’s a necessity. We explore with passion, but we also know true greatness lies in leaving the mountains untouched, so others can discover their magic as we have.


When we head to the mountains, we always bring… A water bottle (even if it’s empty) and our house keys — those never fail.
If we wanted to introduce someone to the outdoors, we would take them to… You don’t need to go far. Spain has incredible places. We’d choose somewhere close, like El Desert de les Palmes in Benicàssim.
When we’re not in the mountains, we’re… Teasing each other.
The most important thing the mountains have taught us is… Unconditional friendship. Today you might be at the top, tomorrow you might be out — but true friends never leave you.
A mountain moment we’ll never forget… That hug, followed by dancing and celebration, when you complete something you’ve prepared for so long. That moment is pure magic.