Spoken languages
Spanish
Club
Club Beti Aurrera [Spain]
Coach
Alejandra Quereda [national], ESP; Ana Maria Pelaz [national], ESP
Injuries
An injury to her left knee prevented her from competing at the 2021 World Championships in Kitakyushu, Japan. She underwent surgery on the problem in November 2021 and was away from the sport for five months. (elcorreo.com, 30 May 2022; rfegimnasia.es, 17 Nov 2021; noticiasdealava.eus, 20 Oct 2021)
Start sporting career
She first tried the sport at age three. (elcorreo.com, 08 Jan 2019)
Reason for taking up the sport
"I was restless, so my parents signed me up for a rhythmic gymnastics class. I also tried swimming and skating, but I left them. The only thing that really interested me was rhythmic gymnastics." (elcorreo.com, 08 Jan 2019)
Ambitions
To compete at the Olympic Games. (elcorreo.com, 08 Jan 2019)
Trainings
She trains at the High Performance Centre [CAR] in Madrid, Spain. (Instagram profile, 13 Feb 2022)
Most memorable sporting achievement
Winning bronze in ribbon at the 2019 World Junior Championships in Moscow, Russian Federation. (mundodeportivo.com, 27 Jul 2019)
Hero / Idol
Spanish rhythmic gymnast Almudena Cid, Ukrainian rhythmic gymnast Ganna Rizatdinova. (mundodeportivo.com, 27 Jul 2019; elcorreo.com, 08 Jan 2019)
Philosophy / Motto
"Rhythmic gymnastics is part of my life. I could not see myself without it." (elcorreo.com, 08 Jan 2019)
Last update : 2022-08-25