Born in Paraná, Argentina, she is a singer and vocal coach. Her vocal training began at an early age and continues to evolve through ongoing studies with various professionals and artists. She studied at the Profesor Constancio Carminio School of Music and later at the Universidad Nacional del Litoral, where she completed the first years of a Bachelor's Degree in Classical Singing. In 2019, she was awarded a grant by the National Arts Fund (Fondo Nacional de las Artes) in recognition of her artistic training and development.

As a singer, she has pursued a diverse musical path, exploring both choral music and various genres of Latin American popular music. She was a member of the Meridies Choral Studio in the city of Santa Fe, with which she toured and participated in European competitions. She also took part in the recording of an album dedicated to the works of Carlos Guastavino.

Throughout her career, she has explored a wide range of musical repertoires, including Argentine folk music, Venezuelan folk music, Brazilian music, and pop/rock. She has also developed her work as a songwriter, recording an album of original songs in 2019.

She is currently the lead vocalist of Acidito, a project devoted to Venezuelan folk music, and continues to collaborate on various musical projects. Her artistic journey is defined by versatility and the ability to move across different styles, repertoires, and working formats, while maintaining a constant exploration of musical interpretation and vocal development.

Since 2016, she has been working as a private singing teacher and is currently pursuing the training program in the Free Voice Training.