Graduated in classical guitar from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid, she later pursued a Postgraduate degree at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, which she further refined with a Master’s in Performance at the Conservatory Hogeschool Zuid in Maastricht (Netherlands).

In recent years, her interest in the cultural sector led her to expand her profile with a Master’s in Cultural and Creative Industries Management at the European University Miguel de Cervantes. During her years of training, she studied with some of the best European professors, including Demetrio Ballesteros, Àlex Garrobé, and Carlo Marchione. Her high academic performance earned her the NUFFIC scholarship from the Dutch government and the special José Ramírez scholarship from A.I.E. She was also a performer in the INJUVE music circuit.

As a concert performer, she has played in major venues across Europe, including the Netherlands, Italy, Iceland, Belgium, Germany, and Greece, as well as in the United States and Latin America. She has performed as a soloist with the Nova Cámara Orchestra of Madrid, the Santa Cecilia Orchestra of Simpelveld (Netherlands), and the S. Petrus Orchestra in Maastricht (Netherlands). She has also received numerous awards in both national and international competitions, including First Prize at the Los Angeles Golden Classical Music Awards.

She is frequently invited to serve as a jury member at international guitar competitions and to give masterclasses. Her deep respect for contemporary music has led composers such as David del Puerto, Tomás Marco, and Juan Erena to dedicate works to her.

Currently, she combines her career as a performer with teaching and cultural management. She is a member of Ensemble Lilith, a professor of classical guitar at the Katarina Gurska Higher Music Center in Madrid, and the founder and director of both the Madrid International Guitar Festival and the International Music School.