Music has been a central part of my life since I was five years old, when I began singing, performing in theatre, and playing the piano. As a parent, I’ve seen firsthand how powerful music can be—my own children have been attending The Music Class since they were just six months old!

I’ve been teaching early childhood music classes since 2023, and it brings me so much joy to introduce young children and their families to the many benefits of music. My classes are interactive, engaging, and thoughtfully personalized. I take great care to make sure each child feels seen and each family feels welcome, supported, and connected through the experience of music-making.

Music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began singing at a young age and grew up exploring many styles of music and movement, including tap, jazz, hula, hip-hop, and belly dancing. I later studied music in college, taking classes in piano, guitar, voice, musicianship, and world music, which shaped my love for diverse musical traditions.
 

I hold a bachelor’s degree in Spanish Language and Literature, along with an associate degree in Anthropology. In college, I supported an after-school Spanish Club that taught children Spanish through play, music, and creative activities. This experience deepened my appreciation for language learning in early childhood and culturally responsive teaching.
 

Over the years, I’ve continued to grow as a musician through private lessons, songwriting, performing, and participating in musical productions. I’ve also explored sound from a wellness perspective, studying Behavioral Psychoacoustics and working with sound-based practices that support focus, relaxation, and connection.