Toño graduated from the Intercontinental University (UIC) with a degree in Social Communication and also got a diploma in TV and Film from IDEP in Barcelona. From 2003 to 2006, he worked as a co-editor at the popular Mexican sports newspaper, Récord. In 2007, he got into the Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos (CUEC), the prestigious film school at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He kicked off his career as an assistant director in 2008.

After working with various Mexican and foreign filmmakers at commercial production companies like Postal, Catedral Films, The Maestros, and Lemon Films, he settled down at Central Films in 2009. There, he took on roles as an assistant director and screenwriter, contributing to award-winning projects at both national and international levels. He’s filmed in places like Madrid, Cuba, Barcelona, Los Angeles, and Miami.

As a director, Toño has broadened his filmmaking focus to include projects outside of advertising, especially his notable work on the documentary "Sal Sánchez: El Guerrero Azteca." He has studied screenwriting at CCC, completed the "ABC of Showrunning" diploma at CENTRO in 2022, and won the 2020 The Series Lab scholarship. He also graduated from the Content Development for Fiction Series diploma program at Javeriana University.

When it comes to being on set and executing a project, Toño gets involved in every step of the process, making the most of each team member's strengths. And when it comes to paying attention to detail, he's definitely the guy for the job.