A teacher by profession, she represents a generation of migrants that managed to make their way to Catalonia. Born in Seville, her family migrated to the Raval neighbourhood when she was just six years old. She strongly valued education as a tool for individual and collective improvement, and held a university degree. She worked as a teacher at the Lluís Millet School in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, where she created innovative projects with a transformative spirit. With a group of teachers she created the teacher’s centre Casal del Mestre and she also chaired the Federation of Pedagogical Renewal Movements, as well as representing teachers on the School Council of Catalonia and other local and territorial participation bodies. The Can Zam environmental classroom is named after her.
She promoted education as a transformative tool and worked as a teacher at the Lluís Millet school in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, where she created innovative projects. She co-founded the Casal del Mestre and the Natural Sciences Group.