08/28/2026
I am originally from Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico. From a young age, I discovered my passion for the performing arts, particularly through declamation and public speaking.
At 13, I had the opportunity to join *Jesus Christ Superstar*, directed by Refugio Hernández Ledezma. I remained part of that production for seven years, an experience that deeply shaped my love for acting and the stage.
At 15, I began my first radio program. I later pursued a bachelor’s degree in Communications, where I continued developing my skills in radio broadcasting, event hosting, and theater. Throughout my career, I had the privilege of working alongside and learning from accomplished professionals such as Jorge Robles, currently a stage director at Televisa; Tomás Urtusástegui, also associated with Televisa; and Medardo Treviño, an acclaimed theater director and writer.
Beyond the entertainment industry, I have always felt a strong responsibility to give back to my community. I participated in social initiatives dedicated to raising funds and obtaining medical equipment for children with cerebral palsy. Helping others has remained an important part of who I am.
Today, I am the proud owner of two spas and have earned 17 professional certifications in various fields, including Reiki Master, phlebotomy, cosmetology, laser hair removal, and family constellation work. While my professional journey has taken me in many different directions, acting has always remained my greatest passion. One of my biggest dreams is to return to the stage and continue pursuing the art that first inspired me as a
I started over from nothing and built a new life for myself. Today, I continue to face the challenges of living with fibromyalgia and the severe pain that comes with it. There are days when the pain is difficult to put into words, but I refuse to give up.
I am also a mother, and my children are my greatest motivation. I want them to see their mother as someone who never stopped fighting, no matter how difficult life became. Everything I do is with the hope that one day they will look at me and feel proud of their mom.