About Me

I am a cellist, educator, and researcher with a passion for connecting music, neuropsychology, and human diversity. I believe that meaningful learning happens when people feel seen, respected, and supported in their unique ways of being and learning.

Education

  • M.Ed. in Neuropsychology and Education – Universidad Internacional de La Rioja, Spain

  • Bachelor in Music (Major in Cello, Minor in Conducting) – Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas, Colombia

  • Suzuki Method Certification – Suzuki Association of the Americas. Philosophy, Books 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,  Group Class Technique, Practicum, Teaching Strategies, Cello Technique. Trainers: Caroline Fraser, Guilda Barston, Tania Carey, Carol Tarr, Barbara Balatero, Carey Beth Hockett, Avi Friendlander, Patricia Pasmanter. (USA, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, China)

  • Certified Teacher of Spanish as a Second Language – Colegio Iberico /Instituto Cervantes, Spain

Experience

My work has spanned universities, music academies, public and private schools, and community projects across Latin America, Europe, and Asia. Institutions I’ve worked with include:

  • Universities: University of Los Andes, National University of Colombia, University of Cundinamarca, UPTC Colombia

  • Educational Institutions: Suzuki Music Academy of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Suzuki Music Institute, Seed Academy, Berlitz Hong Kong

  • Social & Cultural Projects: Batuta Foundation, Cuarteto Ventus, Starhill Waldorf School Hong Kong, Holly See Study Mission Hong Hong, Spanish Speaking Women Association of Hong Kong, Project MuSE (Baptist University/ Hong Kong Jockey Club), Consulate General of Colombia in Hong Kong and Guangzhou

Inclusion & Neurodiversity

I specialize in Suzuki Method with exprerience in inclusive music education for neurodivergent individuals and marginalized communities. My teaching embraces different ways of learning and being—supporting students with ADHD, autism, anxiety, visual impairments, and diverse emotional or developmental profiles.

Awards and Recognitions

Research Grant, Luis Ángel Arango Library / Bank of the Republic of Colombia (2007)

One of the 100 Outstanding Colombians Abroad for artistic, cultural, and social contributions. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Colombia (2021 -2022).

Collaborations

I’m open to collaborating with professionals and institutions committed to inclusion, equity, and human potential. I design educational and artistic programs grounded in neuroscience, creativity, and emotional expression.