20 years ago I work in the recording and divulgation of nature's sounds. I studied with the curator of the neotropical sound archive, Jacques Vielliard, at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil.

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I am currently a contributor to the sound collection Macaulay Library, the most important nature sounds library in the world.

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In February 2014 I was the winner of the first edition of the SuperBrains program - broadcasted by the National Geographic channel - for my ability to identify birds by their songs.

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I have published more than 15 works portraying the sounds of birds in the Americas. I have also lectured and taught courses in various conferences focused on nature in general, nature tourism, and birds in particular.

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An event that marked my career was to be invited to Cornell University, in New York (United States), where I offered a conference entitled "A World of Sounds" in which sound landscapes of the places where I recorded were protagonists with its emblematic sounds.