She obtained sponsorship from the Petrobras to develop the young orchestra, perform tours and record,[4] subsequently going to Europe to study.

While at the orchestra of UNICAMP, her project "Panorama da Musica Brasileira" received the prize awarded by the São Paulo State Association of Critics.

[7][8][9] In 2013, she founded and directed the "Camerata Latino Americana",[10][11][12][13] an ensemble specialized in the interpretation of Latin American repertoire and attracted the attention of the ISPA International Society for the Performing Arts of New York and the Association of British Orchestras in London.

[17][18][19][20] In the same year, she made her Japanese debut with the Osaka Symphony Orchestra and Chofu International Music Festival.

The documentary is signed by the Grammy winner Paul Smaczny and features Italian thinker Alberto Cavali, German painter Michael Triegel and conductor Antonio Pappano.

The project, acclaimed by "The Guardian", made its debut at the Philharmonie de Paris and went on tour in several cities around the world, passing by the Barbican in London, the Pacco da Musica in Rome among others.

Additionally, in 2024, Simone will begin the complete recording of Ravel’s works alongside pianist François-Xavier Poizat.