Since 1990 she has held a plastic expression workshop for children where creativity is encouraged.
In 1990 she illustrated her first book, La Tía Merelde, and since then has continued to work in children's literature.
[2] She has published several works, including an audiobook for the Braille Foundation of Uruguay.
The author has demonstrated her passion for nature, plants and animals, taking these elements as inspiration to reflect on later in her books.
Some of her stories (Felipe, Olegario, Una Pindó) have been theatrically adapted.