Languages have always played an important role in my life, but my path to translation was far from conventional.

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I initially studied International and European Law. What attracted me to the field was its intercultural dimension.

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At the same time, I devoured novels, learned foreign languages, and dreamed of traveling. Over time, languages became increasingly important in my life. What began as a personal interest gradually grew into a true vocation.

 

I was fortunate enough to study in Canada, work in Argentina, and live in the United States for several years. These experiences allowed me to immerse myself in different cultures, discover new ways of communicating, and gain a broader perspective on the world. They also reinforced my belief that translation is about much more than words: it is about conveying intentions, cultural references, and experiences.

 

My curiosity about languages has never stopped growing. After English and Spanish, I embarked on the challenge of learning Chinese, a journey that continues to inspire and motivate me today.