Actor, singer, and songwriter, he was born on August 21, 1954, in Cayey, Puerto Rico, and passed away on February 11, 2015. His musical journey began at the age of 10 when he started playing the trumpet in his local school band. He later learned to play the guitar and spent five years with the renowned Tuna Estudiantina de Cayey, where he gained recognition not only for his musicianship but also for his humorous song performances. In 1973, he became the voice behind the Tuna's hit song, "Yo tengo un swing," among other selections.

As an actor, he made significant contributions, most notably through his work with the Taller de Histriones, directed by Gilda Navarra, in the production of "Eleuterio Boricua." He also participated in the 1984 revival of the musical "La verdadera historia de Pedro Navaja." His acting credits include roles in "El pagador de promesas," "El diluvio que viene," "Scrooge," "Luisa Fernanda," "Los cuentos del Decamerón," "El Alcalde de Zalamea," "El huésped del sevillano," "Doña Francisquita," "Las mariposas son libres," "La Cenicienta," and "Rock‘o’landia 2," among many others. As a composer, he contributed lyrics and music for theatrical productions such as “Pulgarcito,” “Mi pueblo es así,” “Joseíto y su gran islita,” “El pagador de promesas,” “Los cuentos del Decamerón,” “Cristobalito Colón” (in its first version), and “El bosque mágico,” among others.

During the 1970s, he performed as a solo artist in café theaters, including the iconic Ocho Puertas, La Tea, and Greenhouse, as well as in various restaurants across the island. He also starred in television commercials in Puerto Rico and collaborated with notable musicians such as Ángel “Cucco” Peña, Wisón Torres, Alberto Carrión, Eddie Fernández, Martín Nieves, and Pepe Ojeda from 1980 onwards, often singing and occasionally composing jingles for radio and television spots. Additionally, he provided background vocals for prominent Puerto Rican artists like Danny Rivera, Chucho Avellanet, Glenn Monroig, Lucecita Benítez, Lissette Alvarez, and Ednita Nazario, among others.

In film, he appeared in movies such as “El beso que me diste,” “Una historia común,” “Maldeamores,” and “Ángel.” He also worked on television series, miniseries, and specials, including “Pa eso estamos,” “El regalo,” and “Parece que fue ayer,” where he not only acted but also composed and performed the theme song. As a voice actor, he collaborated with advertising agencies, portraying characters and serving as the institutional voice for many campaigns. In December 2009, he took on the role of musical director for the theatrical production “Juan Bobo… sin cuatro no hay Navidad,” presented at the Centro de Bellas Artes de Santurce.

Three months prior, he was part of the musical project “Encuentro de tres voces” alongside actress and broadcaster Nelly Jo Carmona and actor-singer Julio Enrique Court. In October 2009, he and Julio Enrique Court introduced a new initiative, “Vive la bohemia… con humor.”

His artistic endeavors came to a halt in 2015 due to a serious health issue. On February 11 of that year, the talented singer-songwriter passed into immortality.