By the time her family moved to Manila in the 1980s, she was ready to perform professionally in small clubs and hotels as she continued her secondary and college studies.

Bonnevie has had hundreds of live shows, performing with the top Filipino artists and backed up by seasoned musicians both from the mainstream and alternative scenes.

Music has taken her all over the Philippines and abroad – She has toured with Gary Valenciano in the US and has done her own major shows in the Middle East (Bahrain, Dubai and Al-ain), Singapore and Japan.

In the 1980s Bonnevie endorsed 7-up's version of "7up the difference is clear" with Kim Cranes' worldwide hit "Bette Davis Eyes" tune.

The album showcased Bonnevie’s raw energy and idealism and was presented with 4 and ½ stars by the publication, The Foreign Post.

“Simpleng Babae”, the novelty honky tonk song Bonnevie wrote instantly became a hit and earned her “Best Female Solo Rock Performance” by KATHA Awards.

She began producing and performing in annual “Pinoy Summer Festivals” around the Philippines: Boracay, Puerto Galera, Tagaytay, Dumaguete, Bicol and parts of Mindanao.

The music spawned diversified influences including ethnic and world leanings that borders from pop-to rock-to folk in the contemporary setting.

Neri Satur Award for Environmental Heroism as ECO-ARTIST given by UNESCO, National Commission on Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and Department of Education (DEPED) with Bishop Francisco Claver, S.J., journalists Jerry Esplanada And Katherine Adraneda as the other recipients.

In 2009, she performed in the Philippines “World March For Peace and Non-Violence” and hosted the USAID Energy & Clean Air project.

The album featured ALL original compositions in pop, rock, reggae, acoustic, blues, with all her roots and influences in tucked.

“In her latest album “Only Human”, Bonnevie understands her music that she is able to enumerate the intangibles she is touching through her medium of expression.

The album’s songs conjure that toughness and sexiness that thrill the ears more than anything else.”, as expressed by the PRESS (Manila Bulletin and Philippine Star) during its 2010 launch.

It featured Bonnevie in captivating, mesmerizing trip memory lane with 1980s luminaries Gino Padilla, Jamie Rivera, Juan Miguel Salvador, Chad Borja and Ella May Saison.