In her childhood she received a keyboard as a gift, and from that moment on she decided to dedicate herself to music, also guided by her father, who was a guitarist and singer.
To continue her musical training, at age 19, she moved to England to study at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, receiving her degree from Paul McCartney upon her graduation.
[2] In 2015, Vismara published her first studio album, titled Casa del viento and composed mostly of songs in English.
That same year she participated in events such as Cosquín Rock, Ciudad Emergente, Fardo Fest and La Bienal, and shared the stage with artists such as Juana Molina, Bandalos Chinos, and El Kuelgue.
[8] Musicians such as Leo García, Stu Larsen and Emmanuel Horvilleur, with whom Vismara shared musical sessions, expressed their condolences through social media networks.