She was part of festivals programmes such as Sons da Canteira, El Apóstol de Santiago, Feudal (Spain) and the Cheeky NYE Party (London). Part of her family is interested in the promotion and protection of the traditions of Galician folk culture. However, her musical education was much more focused in latin music. Teresa moved to London after finishing her degree in Fine Art. In London she was involved in the electronic music scene and with feminist and queer collectives. She developed an increasingly eclectic musical interest. In her sets you can find all sorts of references, e.g. traditional Galician acapella songs mixed with dark techno, hardcore, breakbeat, drum and bass and experimental music. She has an elegant, tight mixing style with surprising choices. Teresa came back to Spain and finished her PhD in Gender studies and Fine Art. She also works as a comic artist and illustrator and a writer for music magazines such as Nuebo and Rockdelux. She is co-founder of the DJ female collective Sisters of Rave (SOR). She is the co-founder of Ruido de Fondo. An association that works as a label, event promoter, music magazine and it also represents underground artists. She is part of the duo Spanish Tracatá with producer and DJ Clara!