Following his move from Pisco to Lima at the age of 9, he would play football in La Victoria District where Hugo Sotil would also play at growing up. He began his senior career with Atlético Deportivo Olímpico for the 1964 season where he would score many goals and make many notable performances. Following several brief stints for several clubs for the next three years, his uncle Cornelio Heredia would recommend him to play for Mariscal Sucre and despite making relatively few appearances for the club, it would be enough for him to score 10 goals by the 1968 Torneo Descentralizado but his contributions could not prevent the club from being relegated from the top flight of Peruvian football.[1]
He would then be picked up by Juan Aurich for the 1969 Torneo Descentralizado as he would play sixteen matches and score two goals over the course of the season. Following a brief spell with Octavio Espinosa for the 1970 Torneo Descentralizado, he would be signed up to play for Deportivo Municipal. During the course of the next four years with the club, he would make 140 appearances and score 67 goals as he would become a famous icon for the club throughout the 1970s due to his historical goal count.[2] Despite being give various offers to travel to play for countries based in neighboring countries Ecuador and Colombia, he chose to stay in Peru, playing for Juan Aurich once more for the 1975 Torneo Descentralizado, performing well throughout his brief tenure. In the 1976 Torneo Descentralizado, he would then play for Atlético Chalaco where he would experience one of his best seasons with 24 goals. Following another season with the Callao-based club, he would return to play for Deportivo Municipal for the 1978 Torneo Descentralizado but wouldn't enjoy the same success as his prior tenure as he was no longer within the starting XI for the club. He chose to spend his final season with Atlético Chalaco for the 1979 Torneo Descentralizado due to his age and would retire by the end of the season.[1]
