I am a singer, drag artist, and vocal coach with eight years of experience. Born into a family of musicians, with parents who were opera singers, I grew up surrounded by music. My artistic world is shaped by a blend of contemporary, traditional, and classical styles.

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I trained professionally at the ATLA school in Paris, where I refined my vocal technique and explored the repertoires that inspire me. I expanded my professional development with Emmanuelle Krebs; this training enriches my pedagogy by addressing emotional blockages and body awareness, while further sharpening my technical expertise. My exploration also extends to the foundations of both operatic singing and "saturated" (distorted) vocal techniques.

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The stage has always been my home—I made my debut at the age of three in a leopard-print costume! Since then, 24 years of dance, music, and singing led me to two major milestones in 2025: the release of my debut EP, X, and performing the role of Charlie in Un Samedi Soir dans l’Histoire, an original musical by the Dustry Company featuring the songs of Juliette Armanet.

2025 also saw the birth of La Castafion, my drag alter ego. She is a vocal diva who is as operatic as she is rock 'n' roll, as loud as she is gentle, and who effortlessly navigates between genres.

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Driven by a passion for sharing knowledge, teaching was a natural path for me. Convinced that culture is a universal tool for connection and transformation, I developed singing workshops for vulnerable groups, notably with ACERMA and the Fondation Jeunesse Feu Vert. From 2021 to 2022, I served as the general coordinator for ACERMA—a charity working with people facing addiction—where I bridged the gap between music, social support, and cultural initiatives.

I have also expanded my reach by developing public speaking workshops, specifically for women in social reintegration programmes at SAFIP, as well as for corporate clients such as WALKS and DEVOUR TOURS.

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For me, singing is far more than an artistic practice; it is a profound tool for personal development. It engages the body, encourages self-expression, and builds inner confidence and self-esteem.

Today, I teach singing to private individuals through one-to-one lessons or group workshops at my studio in the heart of Paris. To date, I have supported over 500 students, ranging from absolute beginners to established artists.

Whether you sing for pleasure, for self-expression, or for professional goals, I am here to help you develop your voice and your presence.