Originally from Salta, Argentina, she currently lives between her hometown and the city of Buenos Aires.

She has an extensive career as a solo singer, working both in popular music and in the academic classical and lyrical tradition.

She is a Music Therapist specializing in Health Prevention (USAL, 2004) and studied for a degree in Early Music with a specialization in Singing at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory (2006–2011).

She has studied singing privately with various teachers from 1999 to the present. Her training also includes aural skills (MMCA), composition, improvisation, percussion, body techniques, dance, and various vocal training methods. She is currently training as a teacher of The Free Voice Training.

She was a member of the National Youth Choir from 2004 to 2019. Over more than 30 years, she has performed with numerous choirs and musical ensembles, including Balkan Spice, Nonsense Ensamble Vocal de Solistas, Dúo Eva y Nadia, Coro Ars Nova Salta, Coro Trilce, Orfeón de Buenos Aires, Ars Subtilis, Ronda, among others.

Since 2017, she has toured nationally and internationally, performing concerts and conducting workshops.

She has been a Singing teacher in the Bachelor’s Degree and Diploma Program in Argentine Music at the National University of San Martín (UNSAM) since 2016, and has also worked as a private singing teacher since 2005.

As a solo artist, she has shared the stage and collaborated with numerous Argentine and international artists, including Dominic Miller (Sting’s guitarist), Juan Quintero, Juan Falú, Lisandro Aristimuño, Tonolec, Marcelo Moguilevsky, César Lerner, Facundo Guevara, La Bomba de Tiempo, the Salta Symphony Orchestra, Diego Rolón, Tiki Mariano Cantero, La Cangola Trunca, Nuno Aroso, Será Arrebol, Martin Bruhn, Victor Torres, Susanna Moncayo, Juan Manuel Quintana, Federico Ciancio, Susana Travassos, Numen String Quartet, among others.