I’m daughter and granddaughter of winegrowers; wine and vineyards have flowed through our veins for many generations. I worked for eight years as the public relations officer in Bodegas Muga, in the well-known Railway station quarter of Haro.

I have a degree in translation and interpretation and I speak English and German fluently. I am passionate about the world of wine, which is why I studied the professional training course, Specialised Wine Producer and Other Alcoholic Drinks. Although I don’t work as an oenologist, I enjoy watching and understanding the technique for making a good wine, apart from the importance of the grapevines.

I love going out with my family to discover villages and places that are new to us and we enjoy wandering through the streets and surrounding areas. You don’t need to go very far to appreciate the beauty of things.

I hold the advanced WSET certification and I am an official Rioja wine educator.

I was born in Argentina, a descendant of Spanish, Italian and Lebanese immigrants. Bachelor of Tourism graduated in a time without Internet; brochures, maps and guides fed my hopes of traveling. For 10 years I was a travel agent. 

Restless traveler, my curious spirit led me to live in Argentina, Mexico and Spain. 

My passion for wine culture awoke when I did a Master in Wine Tourism. I was public relations at an emblematic Rioja winery and in 2010 I started at Riojatrek hosting the Grapegrower for a day activity. 

Then life took me back to my native Argentina to start a family and professionalize my studies; I became a sommelier and wine educator and I was the coordinator of a Wine School, giving courses and training professionals in the sector. 

In 2019 I decided to return to La Rioja and rejoined the Riojatrek family as a specialized guide and sommelier.

I am from Logroño through and through, but with a mountain heart, a tireless traveler and passionate about history and archaeology. 

This passion led me to graduate in Humanities from the University of La Rioja, to participate during seven campaigns in different archaeological excavations and in 2013 to Armenia to collaborate with UNESCO, one of the greatest experiences of my life. 

My interest in abandoned villages, endangered heritage and photography gave rise to the blog “Patrimonio Olvidado de La Rioja” (Forgotten Heritage of La Rioja), where you can explore these unknown places in our region. 

In 2012, a coincidence led me to become a guide in my city and discover a vocation that has accompanied me ever since. 

For two years I worked as a public relations manager at one of Rioja’s hundred-year-old wineries, which allowed me to train in the world of wine. 

In 2020 I joined Riojatrek where we work so that our visitors take a little piece of our land with them.

I obtained a degree in electronic engineering in the University of La Rioja, and take care of Riojatrek’s projection in the media: corporate image and design, website, social networks, photography, trade fairs and exhibitions… though whenever necessary I happily give a hand in the vineyard or winery.