The son of Cuban immigrants, Arian arrived in America spring of 2011 with his hand crafted tools. He was a diligent, enthusiastic and highly skilled worker learning the trade from his father effortlessly. After the unexpected death of his father he help his mother raising the last seven of 11 children by taking over his dad's rented shoe-shine chair at the tender age of seven-years old, on the corner of Main Street business district.