Biography
From the vibrant streets of Mexico to the heart of New York City, my artistic journey has evolved through classical singing, world music, songwriting, and interdisciplinary performance, leading me to develop a practice rooted in music, storytelling, and performance art. I studied at the Conservatorio de las Rosas and the Escuela Superior de Música. My artistic evolution has continued through self-directed exploration and hands-on experience.
My voice found a home in the grandeur of the Mexican Opera House, “Palacio de Bellas Artes”, where I sang as first soprano in the choir and performed solo character roles in several opera productions. I received a grant from the “International Society of Mexican Artistic Values” (SIVAM) for opera training and was a finalist in the “Carlo Morelli” National Singing Contest, Mexico’s most prestigious and competitive national singing competition. While my professional work in The Mexican Opera House provided invaluable artistic experience, my creative vision extended beyond interpretation and led me to explore songwriting, video, movement, and interdisciplinary art forms. Moving to New York reshaped my artistic journey, which has allowed me to fully embrace my authentic voice.
I have performed and served as a teaching artist with The Society of Educational Arts (Teatro SEA), Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders, The Martina Arroyo Foundation, and alongside interdisciplinary artist Tupac Martir in London.
In 2021, I received the City Artist Corps Grant from NYFA to produce my bilingual interdisciplinary show “A Mexican Free Holy!”. In 2024, I made my debut performing Sephardic music with the New York Andalus Ensemble, singing in Ladino, Arabic, and Hebrew, including a performance at the Library of Congress. In 2025, I was selected for NYFA’s Artist as Entrepreneur Program. Most recently, in 2026, I participated in BAX’s Emergenyc Artist Program, an experience that further shaped my identity as a performance artist.
My artistic journey has evolved from interpreting stories and music created by others to creating original songs and performance art where voice, music, movement, and storytelling become tools for exploring human fragility and transformation. Through my interdisciplinary practice, I investigate resilience, survival, and the ways individuals navigate complex experiences and systems of harm, transforming these explorations into spaces for reflection, connection, and social restoration.
“My journey is a testament to the transformative power of music and artistic creativity. As an interdisciplinary artist, I explore how performance art can bring visibility to human experiences that are often silenced, ignored, or erased. My perspective as a female immigrant informs my work as I honor resilience and the complexities of navigating nonlinear and often misunderstood paths through life’s challenges.
Rooted in the belief that music and art can transform lives, I create spaces where individuals can see themselves reflected, embrace their resilience, and participate in building a more inclusive world.”