With Milladoiro he won several international awards, toured the world folk scene, and recorded twelve albums. In 2001 he left the group to pursue other artistic and educational activities. He created the first Celtic harp classroom on the Peninsula in 1996. In 2013, due to an accident that caused him to lose a phalanx of his right hand, he had to leave teaching to design a personal harp interpretation technique. In 2007 he formed the Lizgairo trio with Anxo pintos and Xosé Liz At the beginning of the century he created, in the company of other masters of the current ETRAD, the first Folk Orchestra of Spain, SonDeSeu, with which he leads the European project ENFO in 2008. He has numerous awards and distinctions collectively and individually as the Goya for Best Soundtrack, Pedrón de Ouro, María Casares, Vieira de Prata or the National Folklore Prize 2017. He is a record producer of the first works by Susana Seivane and Treixadura. As a harp soloist he has collaborated with artists such as Carlos Nuñez, Liam O'Flynn, Bill Whelan, Paul Winter, English Chamber, RTE Orchestra, Orquesta Reina Sofía, Sinfónica de Galicia or Real Filharmonía de Galicia. In 2014 he created the Vila de Noia International Harp Festival, Noia Harp Fest, of which he is currently artistic director.