Many people think of her as a dulzaina player. She was born sourrounded by her grandfather's dulzaina sound and now she bases her playing in the traditional repertoire from Northern Castilla adapting the ornaments and phrasing from dulzaina. Then, she adds them to her creative way of playing. As a self-taught person she travels the world learning from any fiddle master she has the opportunity to meet and in 2008 at age 23 she sets in motion Crisol de Cuerda fiddle camp, one of the main fiddle camps in Europe.