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1984
Madrid
She began her dance studies at the age of three and, during her childhood, continued her learning in various schools. She had the opportunity to learn with teachers such as Pedro Azorín, Racero, and Betty before entering the Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Mariemma. Alongside her artistic career, she pursued a Bachelor's degree in Pedagogy at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, which she balanced with her professional activity as a dancer.
She joined the Ballet Nacional de España in September 2006, under the direction of José Antonio. In 2024, she ended her stage performance career and began a new professional stage linked to pedagogy within the institution. During this stage, she developed the project for the creation of the Department of Pedagogy and Talent Management of the Ballet Nacional de España, the proposal for which was formalized in September 2025. She currently heads the department, giving continuity and structure to various pedagogical initiatives that had been developing within the BNE and centralizing them into a specific area, while promoting new projects linked to labor, social, and inclusive pedagogy.
Learning with teacher Betty marked a turning point in her artistic career, as she discovered through danza estilizada a style with which she feels especially identified.
In 2005, she joined Aída Gómez's company, participating in Carmen.
Under the direction of José Antonio, she performs various soloist roles.
She has concurrently developed a career linked to teaching and pedagogy, giving training courses and classes.
She collaborates with the Centro de Psicología y Movimiento, where she participates in "Familias que inspiran", an initiative aimed at mothers and fathers of professional dancers.
She has also participated as a jury member in dance contests and competitions, as well as in choreographic projects.
Ritmos by Alberto Lorca; Dualia by Rojas y Rodríguez; Café de chinitas by José Antonio, and Bolero by Granero.
Castellón 2005: grants from the Ballet Nacional de España and Nuevo Ballet Español plus an Audience Award.
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