I graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2016 with a dual degree in Performance, Songwriting and Music Production. I was awarded the Latin American scholarship after my audition to get into Berklee. Prior to my music studies, I got a degree in Business back home in Lima University in Lima-Peru.

I have been playing guitar for 20 years and teaching private lessons for about 10 years now. When it comes to guitar lessons the styles I focus on are classical, rock, blues, pop, jazz, folk and fusion. Also teach songwriting, production and mixing.

- I had classic guitar training since a young age
- I teach both acoustic and electric
- I went to Berklee College of Music for Performance also Contemporary Writing and Music Production
- I am very well verse in music theory, specially applied to the guitar
- I work as a producer, songwriter and mix engineer
- I have been performer for over 15 years

I think that, style aside, the most important thing is to try to find a teacher, that is able to transmit the knowledge in the easiest and most effective way possible. At any level (but specially in the early stages) of playing an instrument, the most important thing is to get the basics right, theory and technique. After that, is way easier to start developing everything from there.

So find somebody that has this 3 characteristics:
- Knowledge
- Great ability to explain (knowledge means nothing if you can't put into words, that can be understood but the student)
- Patience