Santino's music career lifted off in the late eighties, with his debut appearance in the heavy metal band Sentencia.
During the Frágil period, Santino toured both South America and the United States, appearing as a featured guest on Univision and Telemundo.He also now age 51 runs a music/singing/acting school called The Creative Factory.
In 2002, the music industry vetera,n Miles Copeland spotted Santino performing at a club in Los Angeles, and invited him to his castle in France to discuss his career.
Followed albums[4][5] and solo projects,[6] Santino became noted for his ability to infuse genres such as rock, rumba, reggae, trip hop, Latin, and jazz.
[7] Santino went on to work as a producer and stage manager for Latin TV shows such as Trato Hecho,[8] 12 Corazones, and El Tribunal Del Pueblo.