Since I was a child I dreamed of living near the sea. I think that because where I was born, Córdoba, Argentina, the nearest sea is 800 km away and it is not a trip that my family made often.I always loved being in the water and visiting my uncle in the mountains where there were beautiful rivers. That was my greatest approach to water that I could have and therefore absolute happiness.

I learned to fish for mojarras (small river fish) by putting bread in plastic bottles and waiting as quietly as possible in the river to get a good catch.

 

My first encounter with salt water was something that marked me for life ... and even though it was 5 days in La Serena, Chile, I still remember my dad fishing for fish and crabs to eat at night and running along some very long beaches with my brothers . After that, my second encounter with the sea was in Brazil, 10 years later without knowing spearfishing yet, I liked to grab sticks and sharpen them to catch a fish with a spear (without success). Years later I was able to step on the Argentine sea and decided at that moment that in some way or another I was going to live near the sea.

When the time came to travel, I decided that Mexico would be where my adventure would begin, but I never knew that I would fall in love with its cultures, traditions, foods ... oooh Mexican food !! and above all ... the beautiful caribbean sea.

It was at 22 years old that I heard about spearfishing and I had the opportunity to snorkel for the first time (yes, you read correctly, at 22 years old I used a mask and snorkel for the first time), which made my life change forever, and released something in me that was trapped. There is nothing in the world more beautiful than the world under water. From the moment I discovered this incredible way of life, I have not passed a day in which I stopped thinking about the sea and the desire to be in it, and I understood how important it is to learn to hunt and grow your own food and respect it as must be

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And so it was that, thanks to a long list of causalities, and after a long list of quitting jobs that did not fill my soul, I took the leap and chose to follow my dreams to practice and teach spearfishing. Thanks to my beautiful wife who always supported me and motivated me to keep going, and so, I started my own project on spearfishing trips.

 

And so it was that after years of having explored many corners and cracks on the rocks throughout the Mexican Caribbean, I find myself taking others to the same places and sharing the adventure with them. Each time is as exciting as the first, it is never the same, there is always something new.

 

There is something in the sea that takes away all the negative energies that one carries and helps me to enter a state of peace and tranquility that simply remains to be appreciated. Perhaps my roots and ancestors come from the sea and that is why this connection is so strong. And so, that the salt continues to flow in my veins, and that the pachamama allows me to continue exploring and teaching the wonders of the marine world, so that many generations learn that the only way to live on this planet is in harmony with it