He played in 20 countries and more than 80 cities in Europe, Asia, North America, and South America. He was distinguished as "Argentine Ambassador of the Blues in the World" (Resolution 211/2005) by the Argentine Foreign Ministry due to his multiple tours representing the country in the world. Also recieved the official recognition of the Ministry of Education (Resolution 164/2009), the Secretary of Culture (Resolution 64/2013) and it last tour through 6 countries, 35 cities and more than 100 concerts that included presentations in the The United States was declared of cultural and educational interest by the Ministry of Culture of the Nation (Resolution 648 apn-MC/2017), in addition, the Embassy of the United States presented it with the "Friendship Medal" in recognition of its contribution to the Blues culture all around the world. He presented, specially invited by the Blues Foundation in Memphis, his book Bien al Sur, Historia del Blues en Argentina, which was permanently inducted into the Library of the Blues Hall of Fame. In turn, the book was also presented, and included in the Blues Collection of the University of Oxford, Mississippi and cataloged at the University of Memphis in the Special Archive of Afro-American Music. The book was also obtained official recognition from the National Ministry of Culture (Resolution No. 876). He is, since 2000, the creator and director of the Blues School, the first of its kind in the world. He has 6 solo albums released.