For a long time, I convinced myself that creativity wasn't my thing. I saw myself as someone of structures, calculations, and order. But life has a funny way of leading you exactly where you belong. After finishing my degree in Business Engineering, I realized that my need for everything to be "visually perfect" wasn't just about being organized—it was about my creativity. And so, almost without noticing, I dived into Digital Marketing, the place where strategy and imagination finally click.

My training ground was the big leagues. At agencies like Athos and Ariadna, I learned how to give a voice to global giants such as Huawei, Unilever, and Tigo. But it was with Suzuki where I truly understood what it meant to nurture a brand; I cared for it for two years, writing scripts, solving strategic puzzles, and creating content that genuinely connected with people.

Then, my best friend entered the picture: my camera.

When I transitioned into freelancing, my lens became my voice. I fell in love with capturing experiences, not just images. For three years, I made Aesthetic Medicine shine in a different light. Working with Mesocare and the ASOBOME association, I went from organizing events to producing live medical procedure broadcasts, learning that content shouldn't just be beautiful—it must generate results (leads) and build trust.

Recently, I felt the horizon was becoming a bit too narrow. That’s why I decided to move to the United States. I didn't come here for the "American Dream" everyone talks about; I came for my own. A dream where my creativity has no borders, and where I can continue to prove that the girl who started with a hobby has the vision to conquer any market.