Born into a family of musicians and actresses, Maria began studying the violin at the age of four with her father.
She has studied at some of Europe’s most prestigious schools, receiving guidance from Gonçal Comellas in Figueres, Zakhar Bron at the Reina Sofía School in Madrid, György Pauk at the Royal Academy in London, and Rainer Schmidt at the Mozarteum in Salzburg and the Musik-Akademie in Basel.
As a soloist, she has performed in iconic venues across Europe and China. Some of her concert highlights include appearances with the OBC at the opening concert of the 2020/2021 season at the Auditori in Barcelona and in summer of 2024 at Torroella de Montgrí Festival, at Teatro Monumental in Madrid with RTVE, with GIO Symphonia, with Camerata Penedès, at the Enescu Festival in Bucharest with Moldavian Chamber Orchestra, at Palau de la Música Catalana with the OSV, and with ADDA Simfònica in Alicante.
Recently, she has performed at the Schubertíada of Vilabertran, Philharmonic Society of Oviedo, Juan March Foundation in Madrid, Barcelona Obertura Festival, and PAAX Festival in Mexico.
She regularly collaborates with OBC, OSV, Franz Schubert Filharmonia, Vigo 430, GIO Symphonia, Orquestra Da Camera, as well as Esbjerg Ensemble (Denmark) Mal Pelo dance company, and Ensemble Bayona, with whom she recently recorded the CD: Cuando el fuego abrasa.
Maria is a founding member of Trio da Vinci, winners of the 14th BBVA Montserrat Alavedra Chamber Music competition in Terrassa (Barcelona), with whom she performed Beethoven’s Triple Concerto this season with the OSSC, and will make their debut at the Schubertíada de Valdegovía in the Basque Country.
She is also co-founder of The Rest Project, an original initiative that seeks to break with the conventional concert format, where performers not only play music but also explore movement and spoken word.
At the moment Maria plays a violin by Eduard Sitjas Bonet, made in Girona in 2024