I’ve always believed I can make things look as good as they sound.
I’m Andrea, a photographer and visual creator who just touched down in Vancouver after a decade of living the rock n' roll life across Europe. My career wasn't born in a cubicle; it was built in the trenches of the Spanish music scene, and it’s been a wild ride from the university labs to the biggest stages in the country.
It all started at UAB, where I graduated with a degree in Audiovisual Communication. I didn't just study there; I spent four years on the clock as a dedicated video editor and camera op for the university, mastering the technical side of the craft while simultaneously cutting my teeth in broadcast at Styl FM. That foundation is what allowed me to jump straight into the pit for RockZone Magazine, where I spent years as a lead photographer documenting the raw, high-voltage energy of legendary rooms like Sala Apolo, Silenci, and Stroika.
But my work has always gone way beyond the photo pit. For years, I was on the clock as a core part of the team for industry heavyweights like Jordi Wild, and I’ve collaborated with the viral innovators at Koalitic to push the boundaries of what music and lifestyle content can actually be.
I’ve spent a long time balancing the chaos of the stage with the discipline of the edit. Now that I’m here in the Pacific Northwest, I’m looking for the people who want to share that same emotion. I’m ready to stop just "capturing" the scene and start building something big this 2026.