I began my musical education at the age of three, launching 11 years of intensive classical music training that has established a robust foundation in both technical mastery and artistic interpretation. Currently, at the age of 14, I am deeply engaged in advanced study with my primary instructor, Gohar Zakaryan, and have also sought specialized mentorship from distinguished teacher Galina Sokolova.

My commitment to excellence is best reflected in my two consecutive years of selection to the prestigious Orquesta Sinfónica Infantil de México (OSIM). The OSIM is the premier national youth orchestra in Mexico, requiring the highest level of proficiency for selection. In both years of participation, I earned the distinct honor of being the youngest violinist in the section. This highly competitive placement led to key responsibilities within the ensemble, including Second Violin Principal (Year 1) and securing a competitive position as a First Violinist (Third Stand) (Year 2).

My repertoire demonstrates a dedication to both the foundational cornerstones and the major performance demands of the violin literature. My technical studies include the rigor of Rode’s Caprices and the expressive depth of Bach's Sonatas and Partitas. For solo showcases, I perform works like Sarasate’s vibrant Romanza Andaluza. Furthermore, I have developed and prepared major Romantic concerti, including the challenging works of Max Bruch and Mendelssohn.

Building upon my national experience, I maintain consistent, high-level orchestral practice. I am currently an External Member with the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes (UAA) Philharmonic Orchestra (OFUAA), a role that provides crucial professional and collegiate-level performance practice. I have also expanded my ensemble versatility through participation in the Chamber Orchestra of the Arts University of Aguascalientes. Complementing this large-ensemble work, I continue to uphold an active and regular schedule of soloist engagements throughout Aguascalientes, México.