Roberto Valentín Carrera is a creator, audiovisual producer, novelist, and visual artist with an international background in marketing and communications within a multinational environment. His profile is eclectic by nature: he combines strategic thinking, brand creation and narrative, production and art, with a keen focus on contemporary culture and purposeful storytelling.

The common thread running through his work is the sea, and especially the Cantabrian Sea. His connection to this coast has permeated his creative universe for years. In his novel Parafina y Salitre (Editorial Kolima), this love for the sea translates into an emotional thriller where surfing is not just a context, but a way of life and an inner reflection: fall, resilience, a desire for redemption, and a search for truth.

This connection has also been expressed for years in his painting and photography, both deeply linked to the imagery of surfing and the sea. In parallel, he has developed audiovisual projects linked to the world of surfing, including a TV series set in a surf camp in northern Spain, where nature, community, and human conflict intersect in an environment of immense power.

From his experience in communication, content creation, and storytelling, combined with his artistic sensibility, Roberto brings to Surf Nature Alliance a blend of strategy and creativity to amplify messages, mobilize communities, and generate real visibility around a common purpose: protecting the ocean and the culture that grows from it.