ALGOR

There are lives that follow a single path. Mine has chosen to travel many. And yet, all of them have been bound by the same thread: an inexhaustible curiosity and an imagination that has never stopped asking questions.

From childhood I discovered that imagination could take me further than any journey. While others gazed at a sky full of stars, I imagined the worlds that might lie hidden behind them. That fascination grew sharper the night humankind set foot on the Moon.

Very young, I started a family with my wife, and our three children arrived. I soon understood that the future is not something you wait for: you build it. I studied International Taxation at the University of Málaga and founded my own professional firm.

Together with my wife, a project designer, I founded a real-estate development company that carried out large-scale projects — even working for members of the Abu Dhabi royal family and contributing to one of their palaces in Zürich.

The 2008 economic crisis marked the start of a new chapter. I reinvented myself and launched a business linked to sport that, over the years, has grown into an organization providing jobs for more than a hundred people.

But while my professional life kept evolving, one thing never changed: I kept writing.

Literature didn't enter my life; it had always been there. I began by publishing children's books. Later I felt the need to explore the genre that best answered the questions that had followed me since childhood: science fiction.

That is how Escondido en mi libro was born. Then came ALGOR, a novel that let me travel — alongside its characters — toward some of humanity's great questions. Later I wrote Benéfico.

Today I keep writing, convinced that the best stories don't just entertain — they awaken questions.

Because I still believe the same thing as the boy who once looked up at the stars: that knowledge helps us understand the world, but it is imagination that lets us discover the worlds that don't yet exist.

Marbella, June 28, 2026