About me:
Born beside Argentina’s restless rivers and now rooted in Baja’s warm Pacific, Andrés has spent more than 15 years letting the sea chart his course—chasing dawn light in Indonesia, reading moon‑pulled tides in Australia, judging heats that crown new champions, and always returning to the simplicity of a single, perfect glide. At forty‑two, he carries those waters within him when he paddles out at the sea of Cortez, inviting each student into the quiet rhythm he’s learned to trust: breathe with the swell, honor the coastline, and let the board become an honest extension of who you are. His lessons weave technique with story, patience with laughter, so that by the time you step back on shore you haven’t just ridden a wave—you’ve felt, for a moment, the vast and generous spirit that moves beneath every ocean on earth.
"The wave is not something you conquer. You have to surrender to it—to feel its rhythm, its pull, and move with it, not against it. That’s when surfing becomes more than a sport—it becomes a way of living in flow with the universe.” — Laird Hamilton
1983
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