Born in Lanús, Buenos Aires Province, in 1982, Nadia has developed a career that combines rigorous technique with a deep sensitivity to stage expression. She has been teaching Italian Singing Technique since 2015, having begun her own training in this method in 2012 with Marisol Gómez Alarcón. Between 2023 and 2025, she further refined her approach with Soledad Mársico, integrating the knowledge and principles of The Free Voice Training.

Her commitment to pedagogy and musical training is comprehensive. She has specialized in working with children through Carolina Roisinblit’s seminar How to Teach Singing to Children and Pre-Adolescents, as well as in Didactics for Singing Instruction with Marcela Pietrovsky. She has also developed rhythmic and music literacy skills through the renowned María del Carmen Aguilar Method, and is currently completing a degree in Indigenous, Classical, and Popular Music of the Americas at UNTREF.

For Nadia, singing is a physical and emotional experience that extends beyond the voice. For three years, she trained at the Clown Seminar with Silvia Aguado, an experience that provided her with essential tools for interpretation and physical awareness on stage, which she now incorporates into her teaching practice.

As a solo singer and backing vocalist—having performed with the Ernesto Sábato Cultural Center choir and various ensembles, including Círculo del Bosque—Nadia released her original single Sendero Olvidado in 2025. She currently channels all her experience into her Latin American roots folklore project, offering her students a professional, motivating, and deeply human learning environment.