The Cuban solo dancer studied at the National Ballet School in Havana, where she received the “Graduate of the Year” Award in 2006. Afterwards she began her career at the National Ballet of Cuba, where she danced in such popular classics as The Nutcracker and Sleeping Beauty by Tchaikovsky. In 2008, she participated in the 21st International Ballet Festival, Havana. She arrived at the Hungarian State Opera in 2010. She joined the company of the Hungarian National Ballet, and she danced the solo of Whirling, Mercedes in Don Quijote, Kate in The Taming of the Shrew as well as the title role of Coppelia. In the previous season, she appeared in two premieres, in The Merry Widow and La Sylphide. in 2014, a new piece found its way into her repertoire: on the 130th anniversary of the Opera House she danced in the Robert North choreography, Troy Game – with Amazons.