Born in Bahía Blanca, dabbled in music by studying the piano and saxophone at the Conservatory of Music in his hometown, he finished his career as Professor of Music (Saxophone), whose title is currently a teacher of different classes in this institution and in others. In recent years, driven by bandoneonistic legacy of his grandfather, began studying the Bandoneon in all its facets, both by himself as an autodidact and through meetings with local and international referents. As a composer, he has developed his own works through Napostá Quartet, a group with which he proposes to reconcile folk music with other immigrant genres, thus seeking the identity of Argentine music from his local perspective. During 2017 he premiered with Lucho Sellan (Guitar), the first recording of his project;@Tangos de otro puerto , an album that contains arrangements of unpublished compositions by musicians from his city and the area. In his teaching, Julian teaches workshops within the Municipal Theatre and the Conservatory of Music, collaborating with the dissemination of this valuable instrument and tango music in the city. Currently, he is working on developing a method to tackle the tango and bandoneon for beginners. Apart from his work as a teacher and musician he is the creator of “Bandomecum Project” and “ArchivoTango” web portals dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of this wonderful instrument, its history, and music.