[3] She lived for eleven years in Villa Mercedes and later formed an ensemble with pianist Carlos Granado and bandoneon player Miguel Tortorelli.

Gardel's repertoire was mixed with images: "La cumparsita", "Muñeca brava", "Milonga sentimental", "Uno" or "De puro curda", "Volver", "Cuesta abajo" and "Por una cabeza".

[11] She also sang at the opening of the "Juan Gilberto Funes" stadium in the city of La Punta (2003); at the "Gaviota de Oro" Awards in Mar del Plata (2006); at the 21st National Festival "Rivadavia le Canta al País" (2007); at the Festival Internacional de La Vendimia; at "Música al Aire Libre" 2008 and at the Tribute to Mirtha Legrand, Mendoza, 2008.

[18] She was also a member of the "Humor y Glamour" tour (2009) that crossed Argentina with the comedians "Chiqui" Abecasis, Jorge Troiani, "Chelo" Rodríguez, and the vedette Beatriz Salomón, among others.

Her debut tour of Australia (2015) was with the show "Al rojo tango" created by the Australian dancer and choreographer Fabio Robles, and she performed in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.

She has also been a guest star at Argentine festivals held in Casilda and Junín,[24][25] and at the "Tango, Vino y Cinco Sentidos" show in Melbourne.

[26][27] She is an ambassador and promoter of tango and also an advocate for other causes (she campaigns against gender violence, supports a sustainable world, defends the dignity of artists).