Born in Cáceres (Spain) in 2000. Since 2026, he has been studying at the Fundación BBVA Viola Chair of the Reina Sofía School of Music with Professor Adrien La Marca. He is a recipient of a Fundación Albéniz scholarship.
Ramiro holds undergraduate, master’s, and postgraduate degrees in performance, having trained at centers such as the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid (RCSMM), the Escuela Superior de Música de Cataluña (ESMUC), and Forum Musikae. He has been a student of renowned masters such as Yuval Gotlibovich, Cristina Cordero, Alan Kovacs, and Luis Llácer, and has received lessons from internationally acclaimed violists such as Joaquín Riquelme, Máté Szücs, David Quiggle, and Mikhail Zemstov.
His career is notable for combining solid professional orchestral experience with intense chamber music activity. Ramiro regularly works as principal viola and assistant principal for professional orchestras such as the Filarmonía de Madrid and the Orquestra Cambra de Mallorca, while also collaborating with professional orchestras including the Orquesta de Extremadura and the Orquesta Clásica Santa Cecilia, among others. He has served as principal viola for youth orchestras such as the OJEX (Extremadura), JORCAM (Madrid), EGO (Basque Country), and OSCYL Joven, and as assistant principal of the JONDE (Spanish National Youth Orchestra).
In addition, he maintains regular activity in quartets and other chamber ensembles, currently working as a quartet player for Candlelight Concerts. Furthermore, he has participated in tours, concerts, recordings, and soundtracks with international artists such as Plácido Domingo, the Cuarteto Quiroga, Ana Torroja, Los Secretos, and Nicki Nicole, as well as with global brands such as Louis Vuitton, Google, Netflix, and Banco Santander.