Born in 1982, Andrés Viñuela Bonache studies at the Center of Cinema Studies of Catalonia from 2000 to 2003, where he particiaptes in photography workshops by Richard Kalvar and Donovan Wylie. This experience helps him to improve his photographic sight and to sharpen and define his sensitivity. Very influenced by Robert Frank, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Harry Gruyaert, he decides to become a photographer. As a consequence of that decision, he moves to Paris, where he lives for one year an a half developing a personal project about daily life in Paris. By that time he also travels to Iran for one month to do reportage about Iranian daily life.

Andrés Bonache has worked in New York City as an assistant photographer with Philippe Salomon and Donna Ferrato. He currently lives in Spain, between Asturias and Madrid.