After graduated as a journalist in 2005 he received a grant from the Aragón Press Association that allow him to start working as photographer in daily "El Territorio" and later in argentinian newspaper "La Nación". The direct contact with the latin american cosmogony of other photographers and by the cooperative SUB, helped Diego to know a different way of understanding Photography and become closer to the reality that Eduardo Galeano speaks about in his work "Latin American Open Veins".

Returning to Spain some time later, he starts to discover his style in the Albarracín Masterclass teached by Gervasio Sanchez and tried go deeper what the eye can see. He is also one of the founders of ZPhoto, a collective that was born to create a space of photographic dialog in Zaragoza, in Spain. Since then Diego never stopped exploring the soul of what he is capturating. Armed with humbleness and huge hungry for knowing and communicate, he was granted again, this time to visit Bosnia. When he was checking the mail in Mostar, the catalonian NGO PAX Fundation gave Diego green card to travel to Colombia to document the reality of the landmines. An objective that was again present in his travel to Algeria, to get the testimonies of the Saharaoui people.

After two years living in Barcelona and working as staff photographer for Avui newspaper, he got a postgraduate in photojournalism at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona.
Diego is currently established as a correspondent for a Spanish television channel in Pakistan.