is an award-winning composer, producer, audio engineer, and graphic designer from Puerto Rico. Born and raised in San Juan to a Cuban family, his passion for music and the piano began at an early age. Encouraged by his parents, he studied under the guidance of Venezuelan pianist and mentor Salim Omaña, who helped shape his musical foundation.

As a teenager, Ferrer performed in a variety of settings — from rock bands and school ensembles to his local church — experiences that broadened his perspective and deepened his love for performance. He went on to study at the University of Puerto Rico, where he discovered his talent for composing original, memorable melodies.

At 21, he co-founded the instrumental ensemble Tarah, releasing three albums: The Journey (2004), Voyage (2014), and the acclaimed Huemans (2023). Alongside his work with the band, Ferrer has contributed to numerous studio productions and composed music for short films, television, and radio.

Ferrer’s style reflects his lifelong dedication to music and storytelling, blending genres that range from classical and electronic to ethnic and ambient. Beyond Tarah, he continues to expand into film and video game scoring, creating everything from epic orchestral works to atmospheric sci-fi soundscapes. He actively seeks to collaborate with filmmakers and producers both in Puerto Rico and abroad, always pursuing new ways to bring stories to life through music.

Currently, Ferrer is working on two solo albums set for release later this year — projects that promise to showcase his unique voice as a composer and his ever-evolving artistic journey.