Play music you love right away
My goal is to get you playing real music that moves you as fast as possible, not stuck in theory that leaves you uninspired.
Sacred Valley, Peru · Online worldwide
From busking in the streets to the best clubs and bars in Dubai.
I spent a decade playing guitar across three continents — from busking in the streets of Latin America and Europe to the best clubs and bars in Bali and Dubai. Now I help singers, songwriters and performers make the guitar work for their music — so they can hold a song on their own and perform solo with confidence.


My road
My path started in my hometown, Cusco — playing five-star hotels like the Monasterio and the Libertador, and the same week, packed party hostels full of travelers from everywhere. That contrast taught me early how to read any room, anywhere.
Then I left Peru to find out how far the guitar could take me. I started from the bottom: busking in the streets of Latin America and later Europe, playing for whoever stopped to listen. Those corners taught me more than any lesson could — how to hold attention, how to make a song land, how to keep going when nobody's watching yet.
The streets turned into bars. The bars turned into a residency in Thailand, then five years in Bali playing its best beach clubs, like Ku De Ta. Then Singapore, Bangkok, and finally Dubai.
Everywhere I went, one thing stayed true: the guitar was never about the notes. It was about connecting with people and making them feel something.
How I learned to teach
I've been drawn to teaching my whole life — explaining, breaking things down, helping people get it. In my twenties I spent years as a personal trainer, and later I trained formally as a coach with Precision Nutrition, one of the most respected coaching institutions in the USA — deep work in how people actually learn and change their behavior.
For eight years I also played alongside a bandmate who was a guitar teacher himself. He taught me a huge amount about how to pass playing on to someone else.
So when a friend asked me to teach her daughter guitar, it all came together. Everything I'd learned about coaching, habits and helping people improve applied directly to the instrument. I wasn't a musician who happened to teach — I was a coach who could play.
My approach
My goal is to get you playing real music that moves you as fast as possible, not stuck in theory that leaves you uninspired.
There's no single right way to play. My goal is to help you develop the sound and style that are authentically yours.
Your musical journey should be engaging, creative, and anything but dull.
There are a thousand things you could learn. My job is to cut through them and give you exactly what you need to reach your goals.
The goal is independence: you won't need to hire a guitarist or a band to perform and share the music within you.

Who I work with
You don't need to call yourself an artist. Maybe you sing and want to accompany yourself. Maybe you write songs, or perform, or just play at home and know there's more in you. What you have in common is this: you already play a little, and you want the guitar to catch up — to support your voice, shape your sound, and let you play the way you hear it in your head.
That's exactly what I help you build, one-to-one, with a little extra flavor from the land of llamas. By the end, the guitar stops being the weak link and becomes the tool you always wanted it to be.
Never touched a guitar? You're covered too — my Zero to Groove program takes total beginners from zero to playing a full song. Just ask me about it.
Ready when you are
Tell me what you're working on. I'll meet you at your level and build a session around your goals.