FromLaVoztotheaisleFrom La Voz to the aisle

Music has been with me quite literally since before I was born. My mother would play it to me through headphones while I was still in her tummy, and from the moment I came into the world it was always the thing that soothed me. As a little girl I never stopped singing around the house, until at eleven I joined a singing academy. I trained there for around five years; the rest has been a good ear, plenty of technique and an awful lot of heart.

It was my father who introduced me to Leona Lewis, and ever since I was a child I promised myself that one day I would sing one of her songs. That goal stayed with me for years: in 2017 I reached the final of La Voz Kids (The Voice Kids) and, in 2020, I found the courage to go back and audition for La Voz (The Voice), where I finally made it happen with Homeless. Two very different chapters, both of them pure learning, and both taught me a little more about myself.

I'm someone who is in love with love, the kind who romanticises everything, and that is exactly why weddings touch me so deeply. For me, singing on a day like that is never just another job.

On top of that, for the past five years I have taken to the stage every weekend at Pepito Brillo in Alicante, a restaurant with live shows over lunch and dinner. It is where I have learned the most about connecting with an audience and making every song my own.