Published books: La colección del abuelo (Edelvives), Tienes tres deseos (La Fragatina), Els indians i les havaneres (Network of Indian Municipalities), Grandes mentiras sobre el jamón (Lunwerg) and Hop! (Cruïlla).

One of her trademarks is the illustration of animal-headed characters. Her origins lie in her interest in old photographs. Feeling deeply drawn to the serenity of these images, the warm and familiar atmospheres. To disassociate the image from a specific identity, she used animal heads instead, which allow her to pursue a twofold objective: on the one hand, to universalise the images and, on the other, to give a counterpoint to this nostalgia and generate dissonance with the traditional family values that are often implicit in old photographs.

There are several reasons for a character to be one animal or another. The character of that person is a factor. It is very common to associate personalities with animals. In fact, many cultures have delved into this subject and we find numerous examples in stories or in popular sayings. Thus, if a character is cunning, they will be a fox, if they are faithful, a dog, a chatterbox, a parrot, etc. Physical appearance is obviously another important factor in the choice, as is the composition.