Where do you live?
I split my time between Uruguay and the Alps, Colombia, and now, the Himalayas too.
How did you get into flying?
In 2016, while backpacking through Queensland, I was officially on a mission to find my passion: and I did. Before that, I was a biochemist in Montevideo.
What’s your earliest flying memory?
I was raised by a hard-working mum in the city, with no contact with air sports. So it all began in my imagination. As a child, I would fly in my mind.
What got you hooked?
My first flight. After a soft landing on the grass, I just lay there and said to myself: I’ve found it.
What does flying mean to you now?
Exploration, both outside and within.
It’s a deep expression of admiration and respect for nature, its cycles, and the physics that govern it all. Flying is a mirror of life: it can be tough and frightening, but also magical and peaceful.
What keeps you flying?
I have a spirit that keeps seeking new adventures, continuous learning, and exploration. Flying is now also my profession, through my school, but my priority is...
