Adrià graduated with honors in Classical Composition at Leeds Conservatoire, United Kingdom. He obtained a master's degree in Film, TV, and Video Game Music Composition with an excellent average at the Katarina Gurska conservatory in Madrid, as well as earning the Royal School of London's piano certification also with honors.
The young composer, after his first professional project in 2022, has scored three feature films, seven short films, and two plays, being the lead composer and responsible for the music. It is worth noting that Adrià achieved his first quality seal granted by the Academy of Cinema, with his first candidacy for the Goya Awards in 2024 for the feature film "Dolor Impune," directed by Gabriel Chicano, in addition to having won several international composition awards. His music has been heard from Hollywood to the Sitges Festival. Adrià composed the original soundtrack for "Voyager," winner of ScreamFest in Los Angeles and numerous international festivals, and several film projects by director Carlos Marbán, which were screened at the Sitges Festival two consecutive years.
Currently, Adrià is pursuing his professional career in Madrid, working on film projects, where he also develops his personal project as a composer.