She was born in Lucena (Spain) in 1999. Since 2026, she has been studying at the “Alfredo Kraus” Voice Chair of the Reina Sofía School of Music, with Professor Juliane Banse. She enjoys scholarships from the Madrid City Council and the Fundación Albéniz.
She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Pedagogy at the «Victoria Eugenia» Royal Higher Conservatory of Music in Granada, with piano as her main instrument. Subsequently, she began her vocal studies at the Madrid Higher School of Singing, where she continued her training as a mezzo-soprano.
She has furthered her training through masterclasses and courses with prominent teachers and singers, including Saioa Hernández, Francesco Pio Galasso, Sabina Puértolas, Carlos Mena, Eva María Riedl, José Luis Basso, Marina Pardo, Carmen Santoro, Jorge Enrique García, and Marta Almajano. Recently, she was part of the fifth edition of Crescendo, the training program for young singers at the Teatro Real.
She has been selected to participate in the Proyecto Zarza at the Teatro de la Zarzuela, within the production of Bohemios, and has obtained various awards in the choral field, such as the Gran Premio Nacional de Canto Coral and prizes at the Guido d’Arezzo International Polyphonic Competition with different ensembles.
She maintains an intense artistic activity as a soloist, ensemble singer, and chamber musician. She made her debut at the Granada International Festival of Music and Dance as Angelina in La Cenerentola and has performed roles such as Mercedes in Carmen, Mrs. Grose in Britten’s The Turn of the Screw, Pasión in María Rodrigo’s Becqueriana, and Second Knaben in The Magic Flute. She has worked under the direction of Jordi Savall, Christian Zacharias, Christoph König, Paul McCreesh, Lucas Macías, and Daniel Reuss, among others, and has collaborated with ensembles such as the City of Granada Orchestra, Rioja Filarmonía, the Young Choir of Andalusia, the RTVE Choir, and the ORCAM. She is a member of the vocal ensemble Cantoría, with which she has performed at major European festivals and in venues such as London’s Wigmore Hall, the Philharmonie de Paris, and the Teatro Real.