I'm a passionate music and sound enthusiast. I studied composition at Julian Aguirre Conservatory from a young age, completing six years of basic training and one year of the program. Seeking new horizons, I enrolled at the National University of Quilmes, where I focused on the study of sound and music for video games during the latter part of my studies. My undergraduate thesis explored the interrelationships among sound elements in video game audio.Currently, I'm pursuing a doctorate in Science and Technology at UNQ, investigating the intersection of video games and higher education for their application in music and technology fields. I serve as a faculty member at UNA, teaching in the Music for Video Games diploma program, as well as conducting seminars on sound design for video games at UNQ.Additionally, I am a co-creator and administrator of AVA, the Argentinean community of audio developers for video games.