Lluvia

Born in Durango, she has played the violin and the piano since the age of five. She has taken part in numerous orchestras and festivals — among them the Orquesta Esperanza Azteca Nacional, the Orquesta Internacional del Festival Ricardo Castro, the Orquesta Filarmónica de Xalapa, and others — sharing the stage with artists such as Joshua Bell, Plácido Domingo, Yo-Yo Ma, Alexander Markov, and Valery Gergiev.

Founding member of NOVA Ensamble de México (directed by maestra Salomé Herrera), as principal second violin and concertmaster during the 2019 tour in Mexico City. She has taught children and teenagers since 2012 at the Taller de Música de la UJED, the Centro de Iniciación Musical of the Escuela Superior de Música in Durango, and in private lessons in violin, voice, and solfège.

As a soloist she has performed with the Orquesta Sinfónica de la UJED, the Orquesta Sinfónica Juvenil Alfredo A. González, and NOVA Ensamble de México; she has taken part in the Hermilo Novelo competition (Mexico City) and the Concurso Nacional de Violín in Zacatecas. She founded the Grupo de Estudio, the subject of research for its self-managed work in stage practice. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Music from the UJED, with honorable mention and the Benito Juárez Medal of Merit.

She now lives in Mexico City, where she completed a master’s degree in Performance of Mexican Concert Music at the Conservatorio Nacional de Música with maestro Adrián Justus. In recent years she has given the concerts Las Joyas de México, at the Festival Internacional Petrof, with pianist José Luis González; Entre Cuerdas, with Adrián Justus, at the Museo Casa Rivas Mercado; and Prohibido No Escuchar. Estéticas Revueltas en Concierto, at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de la Ciudad de México. She has also studied orchestral conducting with Eduardo Álvarez and Michael Cousteau, and has taken part in Salvatore Caputo’s masterclass and in activities of the Taller de Ópera de Bellas Artes.

In 2026 she was selected as a Violin Fellow for the 2027 cohort of OAcademy’s Global Artist Diploma, an international program of advanced artistic training that brings together mentorship, performance studies, masterclasses, and professional development for musicians.