She’s an actress who kickstarted her journey at the Televisa Centro de Educación Artística—a pivotal moment that led to her breakout role as Bárbara Fuenmayor in Gossip Girl: Acapulco. That performance truly put her on the map and opened doors to a number of exciting opportunities. Since then, she has landed prominent recurring roles on popular series like Señorita Pólvora and Bajo el mismo cielo, further solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry.

Before fame came knocking, life looked a bit different. As a child, she was no stranger to the spotlight, having competed in beauty pageants and discovering early on that she thrived in front of an audience. By seventeen, she transitioned into modeling, adding another dimension to her artistic repertoire. But there’s more—she also dedicated eleven years of her youth to mastering Polynesian dance, a passion that shaped her discipline and stage presence.

And long before professional sets or casting calls, she was already performing. Growing up, she would act in little plays with her cousins during family gatherings, turning living rooms into theaters and holidays into shows. It’s clear now, looking back, that her path was always leaning toward the arts. Her name may have gained recognition through television, but her love for performing? That started much earlier—and it shows in every role she takes on.