Raúl was born in Madrid, beginning his career in animation at the age of 19. He's been an animator in international feature films that go from Asterix and the Surprise of Caesar, a The Great Adventure of Alvin and the squirrels and In Search of the Enchanted Valley until he worked on Who cheated on Roger Rabbit? film that opened the doors as an animator at the Walt Disney Studios for 9 years. He was a cheerleader in modern classics like The Bella and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, The Horobado of Notre Dame, Hercules and Pocahontas.

After Fantasy 2000 Raúl worked as a sequence director for the Paramount in films like The Rugrats in Paris, The Thornberries movie and Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius nominated an Oscar for the best animation film.
In 2002 he joined Kandor Graphics as creative director, with the award-winning short film Tell Tell Heart, and shortly after as co-writer and director with his partner Manuel Sicilia in the film The Lost Lince. As part of Kandor Moon, a joint venture with Antonio Banderas' producer, produced the Oscar-nominated short film The Lady and Death.

In the field of television animation, he developed the television series Low Standards for Fox TV.

As director and producer is currently developing the animated film Extraordinary stories based on the horror stories of Edgar Allan Poe and the animation film Bitten based on Cornelia Funke's famous book The little werewolf.
Raúl García is a member of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences of Hollywood, the Academy of the Arts and Film Sciences of Spain, The American Cartoonist Society, The Writers Guild of America and ASIFA Hollywood..
He has published two books on animation techniques and teaches animation around the world.