My story
Music always pulled at me, but I did not take the piano seriously until I turned eighteen.
I quickly realised that adult students aiming to become professional musicians are rare. Despite the odds, I poured all my energy and passion into an almost impossible goal, and it has taken me from a private teacher in Ecuador to a conservatory in Spain.
The path
I decided to start learning piano and become a professional musician.
At first I studied piano, music theory and composition with a private teacher, who gave me a solid foundation. Then, in 2022, I moved to Spain to formally study music.
I moved my teaching online at the start of the pandemic, and have worked that way ever since.
A high-performance musical environment in Spain that has genuinely put my skills to the test, and grown me as a person.
How I became a teacher
A lovely couple who owned a hotel were looking for a teacher to give their son some piano lessons. They lived in a remote town and could not find a piano teacher nearby. A friend who lived close by referred me to them.
That is when I gave my very first piano lesson, and it changed my life. Having the ability to affect the life of a child who wanted to learn what he saw as the magic behind music inspired me to give everything I knew.
Some years later I am still teaching. More than ten years now, both at academies and privately.
My teaching style is not hierarchical. I like to sit down and talk through my students’ questions with them, guiding them towards their own solutions.
What I do
Active performer, with recitals in Ecuador, Portugal, Germany and Spain.
More than ten years of experience teaching students of all ages and levels.
Passionate about guiding students and helping them reach their musical goals.
Always studying, exploring and growing, both as a musician and as a person.
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