He took his first steps in the world of music when he was 12 years old and began experimenting with the instruments that his father kept in the family home, especially with the Spanish guitar, which would become the musician’s favorite instrument. At the age of 14, when he already mastered the guitar, bass and keyboard, he began to compose his own music.

During his adolescence he played in several groups performing Spanish rock covers. Thanks to one of these performances in 2011 he won the award for best guitarist at the Rockobisa festival (Cobisa, Toledo). Then he was already composing what would be his first album, The Fifth Palace, an EP composed of 6 songs that garnered sales throughout Spain. The project served as a starting point for the making of a more serious album with greater production.

Entrance to the Parallel Universe is his second album. It was released in 2015 under the Crazy Sandwich Records label. He was nominated at the 2016 Hollywood Music In Media Awards in the Best New Age/Ambient Song category for “Desert.”
In May 2016 he began a tour presenting the album in cities such as Madrid, Toledo and Valladolid, opening for flutist Terry Oldfield, brother of fellow musicians Sally and Mike Oldfield.
He reached number 1 on iTunes, in Kyrgyzstan, for I’m Not Afraid during the month of July 2016.

As a result of those concerts with Terry Oldfield during the tour of Spain, both artists formed a friendship that led them to create an album together, the album would be called Sky Dancer (Rocket Music), composed 17,000 kilometers away, those that separate The studio Carlos Garo in Toledo (Spain) and Oldfield on the Sunshine Coast (Australia).

The harmony between Garo and Oldfield made Sky Dancer become one of the most popular New Age releases of 2017 and Reach Out, its single, was an emblem of the fusion of styles between both authors, winning the award at the Global Music Awards. Awards and being among the favorites in Soul Traveler’s Conscious Music Songs Awards. Both artists toured Spain with concerts in Madrid, at the Galileo Galilei hall, and Valladolid, at the Laboratory of Arts in the Valladolid city.