He has dedicated his entire life to work and research in the pottery crafting, carrying out a job that tries to be faithful to a thousand-year-old tradition, while continuing to contribute to this craf job the spirit of our time and the technical and aesthetic advances that guarantee the survival of the legacy received, as well as the transmission of his knowledge, mainly to his son Juan Pablo, a faithful follower of his teachings and a tireless researcher in his trade.

It is in the 70s when the work of Tito begins to receive recognition. And at the end of the same decade he began to collect pieces of popular pottery from all over the peninsula, from the 19th and 20th centuries, which, over time, would make up one of the best collections in the country, collaborating with the preservation of cultural heritage as well.