She’s a Peruvian professional surfer and athlete who’s been making waves—quite literally—in the world of competitive surfing. Known for her incredible talent and dedication, she’s earned the title of four-time WSL Junior South American champion, a remarkable achievement that set the stage for even greater success. In 2024, she claimed the spotlight again by becoming the female champion at the ISA Surfing Games, proving once more that she’s a force to be reckoned with. That same year, she proudly represented her country by competing in the Paris Summer Olympics, showcasing her skills on one of the biggest global stages.

Before all the fame and accolades, her journey began near the ocean, where she spent her childhood immersed in the surf culture of Northern Peru. She was born and raised there, surrounded by waves and a deep family connection to the sport. Her father, a professional surfer himself, played a big role in shaping her passion—she inherited her love for surfing from him, and it quickly became a part of her identity. By the age of four, she was already swimming confidently in the sea, and by ten, she was riding her first waves. It wasn’t long before she started competing; at just 15 years old, she entered her first official surfing competitions, setting the foundation for her future career.

Now, she continues to inspire fans around the world, not just through her athletic achievements but also through her vibrant personality. Her loyal pet dog has become something of a fan favorite, regularly popping up in her Instagram posts and giving followers a glimpse into her life off the board. With every wave she conquers, she’s not just chasing dreams—she’s living them, one ride at a time.