Bass player and singer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Songwriter and lyricist of Rock and Metal. Koda Max studied the bass, Jazz and Tango at the Escuela de Música Popular de Avellaneda in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and learned singing, double bass, and harmonica through private lessons. The very first instrument Max learned to play was the flute in primary school. As an adolescent, he started playing the guitar.

Koda Max was the bass player of Flapper, a hard rock band from Argentina, and then founded an anime band called Hajime Omega where he played the bass, harmonica, double bass, and sang in both Japanese and Spanish. He is currently the bass player of the argentinian symphonic metal band Fallen Angels Into Reality and has recorded all the basslines for their debut album. He also works as a studio session musician since he has been trained to sight-read new music. Max also gives bass lessons at the music school Por Más: Escuela de Música in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Learning languages is also very important to Koda Max. Although his native language is Spanish, he is also fluent in English and German, and is learning Japanese. Max is also able to sing in several languages, including Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Latin and even in Finnish.