[5] She has collaborated with artists such as Jorge Glem,[6] Luisito Quintero, Mireya Ramos (Flor de Toloache),[7] Dkano and the producer Janina Rosado.
[11] In May 2007, she released her first full-length CD titled "Azul",[12] featuring songs in four languages and talents such as Brazilian jazz trumpeter Claudio Roditi.
[14] Upon her return, she continued to perform locally and made a new tour of South America, including stops in Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and Lima.
[16] She took up community work and local activism, which led her to record a second album titled "Black" and released in 2019, combining a World Music vibe with Afro-Peruvian and Caribbean influences.
[25] She also covered the Juan Luis Guerra song "Si tu te vas" in a bilingual version, together with the Venezuelan musician Jorge Glem.