I am a Venezuelan with Peruvian roots researching how Venezuelan musical heritage can be preserved, transmitted, and reimagined for future generations. My background spans technology, digital strategy, and user experience, with over eight years of work across education and the creative industries.
I am currently studying the MA Applied Imagination at Central Saint Martins, where I investigate how music can act as a living archive of identity, memory, migration, and collective belonging. My research explores how Venezuelan rhythms, oral traditions, sounds, and cultural practices can be documented and activated in ways that remain relevant to younger generations and diasporic communities.
Alongside my research, I am a DJ and music producer. This sensibility informs the way I approach heritage: not as something fixed in the past, but as something that can be felt, performed, remixed, and carried forward through bodies, gatherings, and shared listening.
Nuestra is a space to observe, question, and document how Venezuelan musical heritage lives today: how it moves across generations, geographies, and communities, and how it can continue to shape identity, presence, and belonging in the future.