Beny has also traveled to Halifax with award-winning latin vocalist Eliana Cuevas (2003 Canadian Latin Achievement Award for "Vocal Artist of the Year"), performing at the Atlantic Jazz Festival in Shelbourne, Peggy's Cove, and at the World Music Series Festival in Halifax.

Dec 2003 would see Beny invited to perform with CIELOMAMA at the “Ven al SUR” music festival in Bogotá Colombia and again in Nov 2004 at the Havana Hip Hop festival in Cuba sharing the stage with renowned artists from Latin America and the Caribbean.

He has performed & recorded with with Juno Award nominee Diego Marulanda for his albums “Por el Sol,” “El Otro Lado,” and his most recent production that is currently being mixed and mastered at the time of this writing. 

Beny is also finishing a Masters Degree at York University in Musicology / Ethnomusicology.  Since 2002 until present, he has been working as a course director and private tutor for the Cuban Music course at York University.  On March 12, 2005, he presented a paper entitled: Tuning the tambor alegre: Establishing a stylistic and aesthetic identity at an annual conference for the Society of Ethnomusicology Niagara Chapter at the University of Toronto.

He has worked as an actor for the CBC film "Family Album" written by Tony Sheer, as a dancer for the Center for Indigenous Theatre with director Alejandro Roncerias and written a musical score for a Dance Production at York University entitled “Parrallel Intersections.” (2002)

In 1999, he was one of 13 youth to be hired after several auditions to write, produce and perform a play at the Young People’s Theatre.  This group was the first Youth Theatre Ensemble to be created by the Artistic Directors at Young Peoples Theatre.  For the month of July and August they worked with established artists such as Todd Hammond, Quamie Williams, Fleurette Fernando and Jay Pitter in the community from Monday to Friday producing a play called “Alias Barcode” which achieved much local success.

He accredits fellow Canadian artists and immigrants such as Luisito Orbegoso, Michael Marcuzzi, Diego Marulanda, Brownman, and The P-Crew for inspiring him to excel as a both performer and artist.

Presently, his interests center in music from the African Diaspora focusing on Afro-Cuban and Afro-Colombian music.  Through this artistic medium he addresses his constantly changing reality as a Latino living in Canada. 

Beny is an active and highly called upon percussionist in Toronto's busy Latin music scene. 

He is very proud of his Latin American identity.