[1][2] She began her artistic career integrating herself in the group Canción del pueblo, in her native Madrid, along with singer-songwriters like Hilario Camacho.
In 1970, through her friendship with "Las madres del cordero", she joined the independent theater group Tábano', during the performances of Castañuela 70 at the Teatro de la Comedia in Madrid.
[3] That same year she settled in Paris, receiving influences of folk music from areas as disparate as the Maghreb, Turkey or India.
Her first LP, Quejido, was released in 1972, with a production by Paco Ibáñez, who had known her when she heard her sing in the Parisian café La Contrescarpe.
A key exponent, therefore, of what came to be called Song protest, has worked with Lluís Llach and José Antonio Labordeta and created the project "Aphrodite" aimed at facilitating the production of women's record.