I recorded my album 'Mysterious Barricades' in Brazil with Guitar Co-op, a label focused on promoting guitar repertoire and commissioning works.

I commissioned Sergio Assad to write a piece titled 'The Walls' for solo guitar and guitar orchestra, which portrays four historic barriers: the Great Wall of China, Hadrian's Wall, the Berlin Wall, and the Israeli West Bank Barrier.

I wanted to record some Baroque music for a long time, and my favorite style is French Baroque, which I have loved listening to for years.

I wanted to present 'Mysterious Habitats' in a way that reflects American minimalism, playing it more like percussion music rather than a flowing piece.

I discovered that there was enough hidden Segovia music to create a CD, even though most pieces are short.

Currently, I'm working on a solo guitar piece inspired by Joni Mitchell, and another piece for Aniello Desiderio that draws from Italian opera.

To avoid clichés in my music, I use anti-romantic techniques to clean out the harmony and prevent banality.

The fourth movement, 'West Bank Wall', features an evocative Arabic theme and incorporates Jewish melodies, highlighting the complex cultural narratives surrounding the wall.

My first significant composition was 'Park of Idols,' which features movements inspired by various musicians, including Pat Metheny and Frank Zappa.