Formerly a language and literature teacher, this author now lives by storytelling. His work, crafted for young audiences, is known for its playful and imaginative nature, often exploring themes of identity and communication through unconventional formats. Beyond writing, he engages with visual poetry and performance as an oral narrator, allowing him to bridge literary text with other artistic mediums. His international performances and accolades attest to the broad reach of his unique approach to children's literature.
Un abeto que siente frío y tiene la suerte de «pasar» la Navidad en un país cálido, unos juguetes que se rebelan, un hada que se olvida de «inaugurar» la primavera, el caso del niño que apagó la luna de un soplido o de la estrella que se cayó del cielo... son algunas de las increíbles y entretenidas historias que Pompeyo, el jardinero, le cuenta a Clara cada vez que va a visitar a su querida abuela Aurora.