Bookseller and activist, the bookshop she ran on Av. Santa Rosa in Santa Coloma de Gramanet was also a place for conversation and debate.
She lived in the Guinardó district, and in the 1980s moved to the Raval neighbourhood of Santa Coloma de Gramanet, where she opened the bookshop. She became involved in neighbourhood campaigns for the improvement of infrastructure, facilities and public transport. Also, she organised book collections to create the Can Peixauet Public Library on the premises of the local residents’ association. Today the adults’ room of the Can Peixauet Public Library bears her name in tribute to her dedication and her passion for books and culture.
Her bookshop on Avinguda de Santa Rosa in Santa Coloma de Gramenet was a meeting point and place for dialogue. A neighbourhood activist, she defended the Biblioteca Popular Can Peixauet, whose main room bears her name.