The paths that skateboarding took me

was born in Rio de Janeiro on May 27, 1990, two years later I went to live in another state.

I started skateboarding in 2003, in Aquidauana, Mato Grosso do Sul (Br) when I was 13. At the time, I was working walking a lady's dog and needed a way to get there and back. My cousin, who had better resources, offered me his Super Nintendo, but I asked for his skateboard

—and that's how it all began. I soon realized that skateboarding wasn't just fun: it was a way to see the city, transform spaces, and create connections. In Aquidauana, I met the locals and formed friendships that shaped my life.

In 2006, I moved with my mother to Cabo Frio

and subsequently became more involved in the Rio de Janeiro scene.

In 2008, I participated in a championship in São Paulo and spent three months there, working with several brands. I returned to Rio, but also traveled to several states to participate in local championships.

But the interior of Rio de Janeiro was too small for me then,

I grabbed a backpack, my skateboard and went

In 2016, I moved permanently to the capital, to the North Zone, living in Morro do Juramento (Tomás Coelho).

It was there that I became even more involved in the scene, met people, and created, together with a friend Marllon, the brand Los Pendejos a collective of friends connected to skateboarding, art, music, mental health, and lots of fun and camaraderie.