K´iche woman, community feminist, architect, designer, human rights activist, artist, culture manager and community journalist. He was born in Totonicapán, Guatemala, in 1990. He became an activist and journalist for the massacre of October 4, 2012 at the Alaska summit against the indigenous people of Totonicapán by the Guatemalan army and government. Active in the student movement from 2012 to 2017, representative and student leader 2014-2016 of the architecture faculty, first indigenous woman to occupy this student representation in her faculty, co-founder of Solidarity Festivals, art and communication space for the defense of the territory, prison politics and historical memory, co-founder of the intersectional feminist space Mujeres en Movimienta, intercultural news correspondent Maya K'at, Latin American radio correspondent breaks the fence. Opinion columnist in national and Latin American media. Co-founder of Conectadas, LATAM, and part of the organizing team of the meeting of diverse women ELLA.