He has performed in the most important music venues in Mexico, including the Palacio de Bellas Artes. In addition, he has also appeared in international festivals like the Stratford International Flute Festival (England), "George Crumb" International Festival (EUA), and Festival Internacional Cervantino, Flute Festival of UNAM, Forum for New Music "Manuel Enríquez" and Festival Musical June in Mexico.

In 1996, Eduardo won the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra's Young Artists Competition (Mexico) and made his debut as soloist with that orchestra under maestro Francisco Savin. Since then he has been invited to perform with orchestras like the Carnegie Mellon Contemporary Ensemble, the Carnegie Mellon Baroque Ensemble, the Symphony Orchestra of the U.A.N.L., the University of Veracruz Ensemble, the Veracruz Chamber Orchestra, the Veracruz State Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Yucatan Symphony Orchestra and the Sinaloa of the Arts Symphony Orchestra.

Eduardo was the first Mexican flutist to be invited to audition for world-renowned Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, in 2004 and his orchestral experience includes positions as Principal Flutist of the Aguascalientes Symphony Orchestra and the Veracruz State Youth Symphony Orchestra, as well as being a member of the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra and the State of Mexico Symphony Orchestra. Teaching positions include Assistant Flute Professor of the University of Veracruz, Flute Lecturer of the State of Veracruz Music Institute, Flute Lecturer of the Yucatan Cultural Institute and more recently Flute Professor of the Culiacan Arts Institute. He has also taught master classes in several Mexican universities and during the Stratford International Flute Festival, in England. Eduardo has been invited to be a jury of the "Gildardo Mojica" National Flute Competition in Mexico.

Eduardo's interest to promote the music of contemporary composers has motivated some of them to honor him with the dedication of their work. So is the case of the Chacona and Fuga for Flute and Piano by Alejandro Corona, Pan's Labyrinth and City of Crosses, both for flute and live electronics by Aldo Rodriguez, and more recently Geometrics for solo flute by the American composer Aaron Mobley.

More recently, Eduardo made his solo recording debut with the press-acclaimed album Flautisimo!, including contemporary music for solo flute and a CD of Latin American great hits for flute, which is soon to be published.

Eduardo received his Masters degree in flute performance from Carnegie Mellon University (USA), where he studied with Jeanne Baxtresser and Alberto Almarza. He also graduated with honors from the University of Veracruz (Mexico). He completed his training with international artists like James Galway, William Bennett, Timothy Hutchins and Robert Langevin, among others.

He has been the recipient of several grants and scholarships from prestigious institutions like the Fulbright Foundation, the University of Veracruz, the National Fund for Culture and Arts of Mexico and the National Office of Education (Mexico).

For several years now, Eduardo has embarked in a career as a conductor, emerging from a new generation of young Latin American conductors whose talent is rapidly achieving more presence in the world's musical stage.

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