After studying piano, composition, and conducting in his native Argentina Fabricio continued studying in New York, Amsterdam, and London.

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He has developed an extensive career as a pianist performing also chamber music repertoire and as a choir accompanist. His work, both as a performer and composer includes a vast repertoire from different ages and styles of music, from baroque music to contemporary music including jazz and tango with the ensemble 'Tango Nuevo'- and also choral music with the London Arte Chamber Orchestra, The Laco Soloists, and with the ensemble 'O'ton' based in Stuttgart (Germany). 

In the year 2009, he became the Music Director and Principal Conductor of the London Arte Chamber Orchestra and continues as Guest Conductor and Composer in Residence at present.

As a composer, he has been commissioned to compose and conduct the premiere of his Clarinet, Piano, and Flute Concerto, Mass for Soprano and Orchestra, a full cycle of songs with J.L. Borges poems, the piano cycle of sonatas, six string quartets, and string and symphonic orchestra symphonies. Fabricio has been commissioned to compose music for theatre at the West End theatres in London. In 2007 he recorded the music for Bernard's Pomerance "The Elephant Man" and has also composed music for several films, for America, Poland, the UK, and South America. Collaborations also include conducting session recordings with the BBC London, Sky Atlantic, Disney UK, and most recently Pulse Films.

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He has been appointed the Music Director by the High Commission of Malta for the celebration of the Independence of Malta in London, in conjunction with the Malta embassy.

With the London Arte Orchestra, he had comprehensive tours to China during the years 2014/15 /17, and 2018. Tours also included concerts in Poland, Bulgaria, and Spain during 2022 with Laco.

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Fabricio currently works as Guest Conductor of the London Arte Chamber Orchestra at St. Giles in the Fields in London, and as Music Director of Chor Am Bach in South Germany.