Born in Barcelona and raised in a family with Galician roots, she discovered her artistic vein at a very early age, entering the world of ballet and flamenco. At the age of 12, she began her career as a model, parading on catwalks and participating in important national and international campaigns – which led her to live in Milan, Paris and Istanbul. After some appearances in TV series such as Plats Bruts (TV3) and following her dream of becoming an actress, she studied acting at the Nancy Tuñón School in Barcelona. She complemented her studies with workshops imparted by renowned instructors such as Pep Armengol, Luci Lenox (Acting in English) and David Victori. She’s part of the main cast of Annesinin Kuzusu, a feature film by director Umut Evirgen which will be released soon on Netflix, where she shared stage with some of the most popular Turkish soap operas’ actors (Necip Memili, Selin Sekerci). She also participates in the second season of Sky Rojo (Netflix) playing the role of Clarita, Romeo’s wife (Asier Etxeandía). His TV appearances include capitular characters in series such as El Secreto de Puente Viejo and Centro Médico (TVE). Previously, she starred in the feature film Sin Pecado Concebida, a Spanish-Mexican-French co-production, which competed in the Official Selection of the Morelia International Film Festival and in the Norgs International  Independent Festival in Iran, where she won the award for best actress. She’s also part of the cast of the American film Pistolera, alongside famous actors from the 80s and 90s such as Robert Davi (The Goonies, James Bond: License to Kill) and Danny Trejo (Robert Rodríguez’s Machete Kills). She has taken part in other feature films such as Evolution, by the French Lucile Hadzihalilovic, and Backseat Fighter, by the Venezuelan Mario Pagano. She has starred in short films that have been selected and awarded at national and international festivals, such as Amo (jury prize at the Utopiales Nantes Festival and Official
Section of the Sitges International Film Festival), Hoy Me Ha Pasado Algo Muy Bestia (adaptation of a comic book by Norma Comics) and GHOST by Afilms, directed by Joan Álvarez.