(Barcelona, 1993). In 2011 she won the Barcelona-L’Hospitalet Sambori Òmnium award for culture. She completed a double degree in Journalism and Humanities at the UPF, followed by a Master's degree in Literary Creation at the same university. She has contributed to well-known media outlets and organizations such as Europa Press, El Punt Avui, Nissan España and Atrevia. Some of her poetry has been published in the anthology Pluma, tinta y papel (Literary Diversity 2020) and her stories have appeared in the magazines Mercurio and El Vuelto. In 2021, after receiving an autism diagnosis, she began working at Casa Batlló with Specialisterne, as head of a team of neurodivergent people. In her marketing and communications job at Specialisterne, she works to debunk myths about autism and promote a more inclusive view of neurodiversity. Additionally, she acts as a spokesperson for the Obertament Association, fighting against mental health stigmas. Mañana ya no hablaremos de nada (2024) is her first novel.