"What is your professional goal, and why did you decide to study music?"

My professional goal is to be one of the few Latin female producers and artists, focused on shaping the new wave of Latin pop, alongside rising voices like Nicole Zignago, Ela Taubert, Joaquina, and Fabian Zignago. Music has been part of my life since I was five, studying classical piano, violin, and voice. It has always been my first love—my safe space, my outlet, and the thing that made me feel most alive. When I learned I could turn this passion into a career, I gave it everything I had and followed my dream to Berklee, where I became the well-rounded musician I always hoped to be—developing as a vocalist, arranger, composer, producer, engineer, and songwriter.

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Now, I’m ready to dive deeper into my next chapter: finding my voice as a producer and artist, while continuing to collaborate and grow alongside others in the Latin music community. I’ve learned that music is built on connection and teamwork. Like KEVN with Ela Taubert, I want to be the kind of producer who grows with the artist and becomes a creative force behind the scenes—just as I’ve begun doing with my own collaborators, like Dani Martell.

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Working closely with Tony Succar since moving to Miami has been life-changing. He’s not only an award-winning producer and performer, but also a kind, humble, and joyful human being. He’s shown me that you can be excellent in your craft and lead with love, and I’m so grateful to learn from him. KUINVI, one of the few female Latin producers in the spotlight, inspires me to keep pushing forward and claim my space.

Artists like Tony, KEVN, Nico, and KUINVI have all shown me that success is about building something real—through teamwork, integrity, vision, and heart.