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I was born in Castellón and grew up in Vilafamés, a small inland village surrounded by nature. That’s where it all began — between mountains, family, and friends. At home, sport has always been part of our lifestyle, and very few weekends does anyone sleep past 8 a.m. Trail running has always been a reference for me, watching my parents enjoy it and live it with passion.
As long as I can remember, I’ve been in the mountains. I’m naturally restless and adventurous. Over time, that energy turned into discipline and a desire to compete. The turning point came when I started 9th grade at Penyeta Roja, a sports-focused school in Castellón where you can continue studying while training and competing at a high level. I’m still studying — I’m very young — and I combine school with training and music, as I’m a member of my town’s municipal band, where I play the French horn.
Completing the full Espadas–Posets ridge with my parents.
3,000m U16.
U18 Cross Country Championship.
Vertical Kilometer Championship.
Breaking the record at the 3CIMS race in my hometown.




I’m always fighting to improve, both in the mountains and on the track. I became regional champion in the 3,000m U16 (both indoor and outdoor), finished 5th in Spain in Vertical Kilometer, and have competed in several Spanish Championships in trail, track, and cross country under both FEDME and RFEA. I’m also Regional Trail Champion.
But beyond results, I also treasure moments outside competition — like summiting several 3,000-meter peaks and being part of my town’s band.
Trail running has taught me never to give up and to value teamwork and attitude. I want to keep improving, learning, and enjoying the mountains — a place that means everything to me, bringing me joy, happiness, and peace.
When I head to the mountains, I always bring… I never forget my white cap, my running belt with water and gels, and my Kiesen jacket ;)
If I wanted to introduce someone to the outdoors, I would take them to… Without a doubt, the Pyrenees or the Penyagolosa Natural Park in my province.
When I’m not in the mountains, I’m… Studying or spending time with my friends and family.
The most important thing the mountains have taught me is… Teamwork, respect, and appreciation for the mountains. I can’t understand how someone can go into the mountains and leave their trash behind.
A mountain moment I’ll never forget… My first 3,000-meter peak — Bachimala — when I was 10 years old.