Her first hit work was in Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez (1972), playing the character of the very first accountant hostess of the program, the leader of the team of hostesses (later called secretaries) and the one that told the audience how much money the contestants were winning in the first part of the show.After leaving the program in 1973, with the end of the first season, the most important work she did on-screen, she became a dubbing actress and she has done that work perfectly for years and years dubbing movies and series to the Spanish language.She had time to come back to "Un dos tres" to pass on her role to her successor in 1976, Victoria Abril, but she returned permanently in 1991 as the voice that described the characteristics of the prizes that appeared on the program, and she also had a small role in a mini-series of animation in "Un dos tres", dubbing one of the main characters. And she returned for the 20th aniversary special episode of the show in 1992, once again playing the character of the accountant hostess.After that, she went on with her fantastic career in dubbing. Some of the characters to which she has given Spanish voice are Nancy from "Nightmare on Elm Street" (the three times this character appeared on the Nightmare series), Marco, from "Marco, de los Apeninos a los Andes", Cindy Walsh in "Beverly Hills 90210" and Petunia Evans Dursley in the three "Harry Potter" films, amongst many other characters. Show less «