In 1996, he co-founded the theater company Ración de Oreja with other actors such as Guillermo Toledo, Nathalie Poza, and Ernesto Alterio. His first play as a playwright was *Animalario* (Beautiful Entertainment Stories About the Daily Humiliation of Existence). During the run of that first production, he met Andrés Lima, then a member of the Riesgo theater company. The connection between the two and their shared understanding of theater led, a year later, to the merger of both companies under the name Animalario, a company recognized with awards such as the Max Awards and whose notable works include Marat Sade, Hamelin, Alejandro y Ana, What Do You Care If I Love You (with Juan Cavestany and Andrés Lima), 1997, Freight Train Fleeing to the Northwest (with Juan Cavestany and Juan Mayorga), 1998. The End of Dreams, 2000, Argelino (a free adaptation of Carlo Goldoni’s Arlequino, Servant of Two Masters), 2008.In 1996, he co-founded the theater company Ración de Oreja with other actors such as Guillermo Toledo, Nathalie Poza, and Ernesto Alterio. His first play as a playwright was *Animalario* (Beautiful Entertainment Stories About the Daily Humiliation of Existence). During the run of that first production, he met Andrés Lima, then a member of the Riesgo theater company. The connection between the two and their shared understanding of theater led, a year later, to the merger of both companies under the name Animalario, a company recognized with awards such as the Max Awards and whose notable works include Marat Sade, Hamelin, Alejandro y Ana, What Do You Care If I Love You (with Juan Cavestany and Andrés Lima), 1997, Freight Train Fleeing to the Northwest (with Juan Cavestany and Juan Mayorga), 1998. The End of Dreams, 2000, Argelino